Sentence examples for that can evoke from inspiring English sources

Is it a matter of providing stimuli that can evoke responses they previously would not?

Researchers are populating digital worlds with autonomous, virtual humans that can evoke the same tensions as in real-life encounters.

In public, he often urges Haitians to take charge of their own destiny, in a way that can evoke Bill Cosby in his patrician pre-scandal guise.

(Nate Chinen) Richie Beirach Quintet (Tuesday through Thursday) Richie Beirach is an introspective pianist with style that can evoke Bill Evans, along with various classical antecedents.

"Oh, my word," Hernandez said, using a vaguely Victorian phrase that can evoke his disappointment, surprise and amazement all within a few innings.

This miracle of lathe-handling and geometric calculation has a Pisa-like lean at once slinky and wobbly that can evoke the putti.

But there is something credible in the scene, too: it's the absolute conviction of Evelyn Waugh that women really are terrible deep down, that they can evoke fear, contempt, and hatred as much as desire.

"These plays offer brief moments that can really evoke something in the audience," she said.

Although in early reports [1] it was noted that sanshool activated cold-sensitive fibers in the rat lingual nerve, we report the first evidence that alkylamides can evoke a cooling sensation in humans.

He says that he can evoke Mexican, Italian, Moroccan or Chinese décor within 20 minutes.

But it says something about her creations that they can evoke such emotions.