Sentence examples for that you evoke from inspiring English sources

But it still bothers me that you evoke a "mystery" surrounding this man, rightly credited by Jefferson with moments of moral sublimity but also documented by Bart Ehrman and others as having been almost uniformly misunderstood.

His idea, he explained in a 1998 interview in The New York Times, was that "an actor could suggest through words and movements things that weren't there, that you evoked for the audience whatever they wanted to see".

This will ensure you evoke that "I'm unavailable" attitude that men love.  .

O'REILLY: O.K. That's a bunch... GLICK: You evoke sympathy with the 9/11 families.

O'REILLY*: O.K. That's a bunch... GLICK: You evoke sympathy with the 9/11 families.

And when he announced yesterday that he would not release the photos I think it was very much the sentiment you evoke here that he was after when he said: We don't do trophies.

Schubert's dances are just that: comparatively light pieces that evoke the rhythms of the ballroom.

alienation --and think of titles thalienation --andeme.

In that voice that evokes a slow pour of black molasses, he said, "You'd have to ask them".

And that's not counting projects that simply evoke earlier days.

That would evoke the other word I hated: infertility.