Sentence examples for without evoking from inspiring English sources

Now they very well may be lousy again, but without evoking passion.

As a result, everything has the softness and yieldingness of cloth without evoking specific kinds of textiles.

With linguistic opinion so polarized, it's hard to find fault with a usage without evoking the sticklers and scolds that Greene incisively skewers.

By emphasizing motherhood, the event will unite women from both parties behind the Democratic agenda without evoking partisan politics, the strategists say.

"If you look it up in a dictionary, it is translated as soul, but I used shadow or soul-self, because it's impossible to use the word soul in English without evoking the Christian context," says Smith.

Several of the pieces in "The Means of Escape" are of less than critical mass: a sorcerous half-spell or two that are picturesque without evoking much beyond their own gesturing.

Among all symptoms, the CHEP amplitude was higher in patients with evoked pain than in individuals without evoked pain (24.9 ± 14.8 vs. 10.2 ± 14 μV, P = 0.011); the degree of skin innervation between these two subgroups, however, was similar, with IENF densities of 1.1 ± 1.1 versus 1.1 ± 1.6 fibers/mm (P = 0.989).

The "Hours" Suite, arranged by Mr. Riesman, uses episodes from the film music effectively without particularly evoking the film itself.

At this point, she was unable to brush her teeth or touch the skin without immediately evoking neuralgic pains.

For example, one can talk about the strategies of human ancestors two million years ago, or how all the great apes, including humans, share certain cognitive traits, without necessarily evoking an anti-evolution response.

We believed that in 2010, the phrase "strange fruit" could be used without automatically evoking the Billie Holiday song and its subject matter.