Sentence examples similar to theme evoking smiles from inspiring English sources

A later spread, guaranteed to evoke smiles, reveals an extensive display of Vashti's dot paintings (and even a similarly themed sculpture) at the school art show, where a boy praises her for being "a really great artist". When he insists that he can't draw, she emulates her art teacher's example.

If this evokes smiles, for once Leigh doesn't use comedy to balance the emotional crises.

He has a fine sense of humour, well served by Mr Markaris's translator, David Connolly, and a wry cynicism that evokes smiles rather than pity.

From souls in pain, Kaufman and Hart evoked smiles across the faces of Depression-ravaged America -- smiles that have not faded.

Public art can inspire, engage, and evoke smiles, jaw drops, even tears.

The themes evoked include forgiveness, desire, and frustration.

3. Choose a theme that evokes strong emotions and create a collage of images illustrating that particular theme.

"Fiore" has a floral theme that evokes Matisse's still-lifes.

The same theme was evoked, soberly, by Jean-Loup Trassard in L'Espace antérieur.

"Abstract art can really bring out a song's theme and evoke different types of emotions".

The photo most likely to evoke a smile shows a squirrel photobombing a couples' holiday photo.