Sentence examples for to further evoke from inspiring English sources

The residences -- which are to include detached one- and two-story houses, and apartments in two-story attached buildings -- are to have clapboard siding and stone facades, he said, with dormers and louver windows and peaked roof lines, to further evoke the feeling of a traditional community on the bay.

They asked the participants to describe what about the attacks made them most angry or afraid, then presented news articles and images designed to further evoke either fear or anger.

A custom scent created by fragrance house Firmenich added to the film noir-inspired lighting to further evoke the freshness of British rain (sounds of birds and crickets also added to the mood).

Tell them exactly why they are not allowed to watch certain movies, as just saying "don't you ever watch this stuff again!" will actually make them curious and further evoke them to watch that movie.

We used the medium density culture that was found optimal for neural differentiation to delineate whether the extrinsic influence of growth factors would further evoke neurogenic efficiency of naive ES cells during differentiation.

Additionally, recruited macrophages and adipocytes could further evoke catecholamine release inducing a vicious circle [ 38, 39].

The game further evoked a sense of esprit de corps with its monastic-style briefings, according to Amiga User International.

"We're in this mess because political forces evoke Islam to further their own interests," said Aasim Sajjad, an assistant professor of political economy at Quaid-i-Azam Quaid-i-Azam Quaid-i-Azam University

The period is further evoked through the 1980's icons Drew Barrymore (whose company produced the film) and Patrick Swayze.

Further evoking the Golden Age musical comedy is a tap-dancing corps of uniformed chambermaids and busboys who come clattering onstage to do their stuff, with big fixed grins and synchronized leaps, at appropriate moments.

Intramuscular injection of serotonin and glutamate further evoked pain [21, 22].