Sentence examples for will inevitably evoke from inspiring English sources

The towers will inevitably evoke the Twin Towers.

"The tricky part of picking light or dark is that either choice will inevitably evoke the other," Dr. Freeman said.

Lucas, the Sheriff, acknowledged that the hanging of a black man in Mississippi will inevitably evoke the specter of lynching for years to come.

Lighted from behind, the murals inevitably evoke similar work from the 1930's.

High-profile sex cases, particularly involving events some years ago, inevitably evoke strong reactions.

The courtroom scenes turn on an attempt to settle an election in the courts, which inevitably evokes what will happen in Florida in 2000 between Gore and Bush.

It's a phrase that inevitably evokes fairy tales and leather-bound classics about epic adventures, setting up the anticipation that readers will discover worlds filled with magic.

It really isn't particularly disturbing in itself, although it inevitably evokes tragic associations.

Her failure to appear Saturday inevitably evoked memories of other times she was a no-show.

Nucky is based on a real-life Atlantic City political boss, Nucky Johnson, but the fictional version inevitably evokes Tony Soprano.

Two new books on Joseph Heller are out, inevitably evoking characters from "Catch 22" like the Army officer Major Major.