Sentence examples for views evoked from inspiring English sources

His "obsession," as he afterward called it — partly in mockery of the opposition his later views evoked — had its beginning in those repeated scenes of piled-up bodies as he investigated camp after camp.

The divergent views evoked a similar split a decade ago over Greece's readiness to join the euro zone, which is now struggling with a sovereign debt crisis set off by Greece.

Rooms are finished with polished walnut, shiny chrome fixtures, and Hudson River views, evoking the feeling of staying on a ritzy Italian yacht.

On this view, evoked processes constitute a reorganization of phase (phase resetting) in the ongoing activity.

Mr. Elon's view evokes basic questions of the meaning of the Jewish state.

As with the manufactured sets and all the overtly staged exits and entrances, this elevated point of view evokes the theater while remaining steadfastly cinematic.

The telescope, which has a complicated scissor mechanism for adjusting its angle of view, evokes the ship's original purpose as a vessel of conspicuous luxury for Morgan and his friends.

Enhanced VS/VP activity during SC- relative to non-SC exposure perhaps suggests that viewing SCs evoked greater anticipation and reward than viewing non-SCs.

I believe they are worth highlighting in view of the impassioned views they evoke in national and international news coverage, and within certain religious circles.

The effect was overwhelming, with the tilted angles and skewed points of view evoking and heightening the ebb and flow of his native north Dublin.

The idea behind the business is to encapsulate the smell of a view, to evoke memories.