Sentence examples for styled to evoke a from inspiring English sources
The room, styled to evoke a Provence kitchen — with carefully arranged baskets, rolling pins, mezzalunas — is romantic, at times verging on precious.
Every room is styled to evoke a location they love (the Hilton Rangali resort in the Maldives, a Moroccan riad, Greenwich village).
Like its immediate predecessor, Benoit is styled to evoke a brasserie, though a vaguely regal and relatively serene one, and there are new flourishes: those velvet banquettes, a trompe l'oeil ceiling of blue sky.
The picture on the back of her demurely titled book has been styled to evoke Jane Russell's sexed-up publicity shot for "The Outlaw".
It is meant to evoke a universal, normative goal.
The church steeple is shot to evoke a honed dagger.
DailyMotion's story usually tends to evoke a lot of mixed reactions.
"That and to evoke a sense of the transcendental".
"The idea was to evoke a reaction," she said.
Art is supposed to evoke an emotion.
"We really want to evoke an emotion.
