Sentence examples for seeking to evoke from inspiring English sources
In retrospect, given all our stock images of the fey Frenchman, it was a dimwitted idea to go francophone when seeking to evoke rugged power.
The candidate is Ollanta Humala, 43, who was seeking to evoke the image of the authoritarian man on horseback known as the caudillo.
Although he drew his inspiration from his observations of everyday life in such mature work, Vermeer remained at his core a history painter, seeking to evoke abstract moral and philosophical ideas.
Seeking to evoke images of President John F. Kennedy, who was nominated in Los Angeles in 1960, the Democrats would also have Carolyn Kennedy Schlossberg and Senator Edward M. Kennedy speak on Tuesday night.
The look flourishes today among young groups seeking to evoke the illicit thrill of Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable multimedia shows, in which the Velvet Underground played while the actress Edie Sedgwick gyrated and the poet Gerard Malanga cracked a bullwhip, all against a backdrop of Warhol's movies.
Bieito makes constant reference to cinema in describing the hedonistic nihilism he is seeking to evoke: to Almodovar, Kubrick, Bunuel and a recent Spanish hit, Iglesias's The Day of the Beast, in which a group of young people have diabolical hallucinations.
The Gaza Mall may seek to evoke such places, but it is not one of them.
Her works seek to evoke the varied atmospheres and energies that characterize such constructed places.
The production, choreographed to live music by Ana Maria Stekelman, seeks to evoke the irresistible atmosphere of Buenos Aires.
Still was interested in conveying awe before the unknowable the sublime that many artists throughout history have sought to evoke.
The writing is weakest when it seeks to evoke the mystical aspects of Sister John's devotion.
