Sentence examples for strongly evoke from inspiring English sources
The style and setting of Mr. Letts's new play strongly evoke Norman Lear's groundbreaking shows of the 1970s, which mixed smart jokes and social commentary in satisfying proportions.
The second and third stanzas strongly evoke the presence of another librarian, Philip Larkin, and the city where Larkin lived and worked, and Sean O'Brien grew up – Hull.
The clear, lilting melodies that characterize many of his most memorable scores, like "To Kill a Mockingbird," "Some Came Running" and "Far From Heaven," strongly evoke Copland's love for traditional American music.
In one scene, he drifts among his adorable herd of little porkers Christ-like, the fingers of one hand trailing through the air as the camera closely follows, a shot and a gesture that strongly evoke Mr. Malick's work.
Suggesting cave paintings, irregular ziggurats and primitive maps, these variations also strongly evoke the art of Paul Klee, meaning they would seem natural to paintings not much larger than your face.
"With their large circular spinning bodies and their role as music playing devices, the tops strongly evoke turntables and DJ culture, hip hop and dance music," describes Bleau on her site.
It now strongly evokes its past.
He strongly evokes a generational sense of malaise.
The novel has a loose structure that allows individual stories to emerge while strongly evoking the spirit of place.
What with all the snow and Nordic names, it strongly evoked the neighbourhood of Fargo, but a Fargo unviolated by its uncouth kidnapping duo from outside.
Based on the last case of capital punishment in Iceland, in 1830, it's meticulously researched, with the past so strongly evoked that one can almost smell it: a simple, moving story, told with confidence.
