Sentence examples for seriously evoke from inspiring English sources
Since 1960 David Hockney has charmed the world with his Pop-primitivist paintings, which, never taking themselves too seriously, evoke true feelings of nostalgia, tranquility and the propensity to daydream.
The cellist Michael Katz, the pianist Renate Rohlfing and the percussionist Michael Truesdell took that direction seriously, evoking a near-narcotic bliss with undercurrents of nervous tension.
Seriously silly, it evokes the same high-spirited, pan-European multiculturalism in which people of all ages and backgrounds blithely traverse national borders as they aggressively pursue their destinies.
True, the production, new in 2007, has always been seriously flawed; in a ballet that should evoke a peak of civilization, most of Tony Walton's sets and a few of Willa Kim's costume designs are all too Disney.
But it takes too seriously the whining of RAI reporters who evoke a dark conspiracy of advertisers and executives at Mr. Berlusconi's Mediaset for RAI's declining ratings.
For devotees of recent D.I.Y. moviemaking, "Hannah" will evoke melancholy feelings, and not just because the heroine finds (probably temporary) bliss without seriously examining her preconceptions.
But seriously, if you listen carefully, Jacques Brel's minor chords and melancholy tune (orchestrated by the multi-talented Martyn Axe) evoke old Eastern European/Jewish melodies.
Other signs evoke social changes.
They evoke people and places.
