Sentence examples for unfortunate evocation from inspiring English sources

In one dance, there is an unfortunate evocation of the familiar shuffling walk in much Indian dance, performed here midair by a woman on a trapeze.

Putting aside the unfortunate evocation of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, Sanders's declaration posed a useful question: How will the current avalanche of sexual-harassment allegations toppling prominent men in media and government roll down to more mundane workplaces?

Bass's passion has an unfortunate tendency to slide toward petulance — he bemoans the boorishness of his neighbors — but his loving evocation of the landscapes is stirring, as is his common-sense approach to conservation.

Evocation is what excites me more.

The evocation of old Hollywood is intentional.

I love evocation.

Unfortunate ones.

Very unfortunate.

A roving evocation of Russia's past.

Expression must be distinguished from evocation.

How unfortunate.