Sentence examples for to evoke the from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to evoke the audience's participation.

Three peak performances used modern technology to evoke the ineffable.

Besides, he was not trying to evoke the contemporary world.

It's the underlying concept that seems to evoke the disgust.

[The goal] was to evoke the feeling of vertigo.

He serves it with wilted watercress "to evoke the treetops".

Some try to evoke the natural rhythms of speech.

This music is meant to evoke the essence of triumphant human evolution.

Other writers have done more to evoke the era's sleazy glamour and animal excitement.

Here the planks jutted out to evoke the "wild rocky place" that Wagner calls for.

Inside, the décor strives to evoke the street's ubiquitous restaurant-supply stores.