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26 examples of Evoking in a sentence

The poetry is really about evoking the local: the mountainous terrain, using colors to pick up the spectacular light, understanding how to interpret the nomadic traditions that animate the nation of Mongolia.
They chanted things like, "The flag and the artist, hang them both high," evoking images of lynching.
And as you come from the north, it is all masonry growing out of the sand cliffs as you come from the Himalayas and evoking the tradition of the fortress.
And then on top of that you have a steady stream of visitors and volunteers coming in, showering you in the love and affection you're craving and then leaving again, evoking all of those feelings of abandonment, and proving again and again that you are not worthy of being loved.
His obsession with bodies, history, and representation can be found in works evoking the Atlantic slave trade and African history, as well as pieces focusing on contemporary race relations.
It's evoking a kind of sense of wonder, and I certainly want to understand more of this.
How do you create the sense of transcendence, the sense of evoking a perfect world?
And fulfilling this mission of evoking the full potential of flavor.
I can't think of another title that can beat The Big Trail in evoking a sense of living history on the trail to Oregon.
And in this one Lahr plays his cowardly lion, evoking warm memories of that Technicolor film of 1939.
This is a very enjoyable film with excellent actors and actresses evoking a range of emotions.
I've found myself comparing many different secluded-island horror movies to this one, most recently Stuart Gordon's "Dagon," but also "Shockwaves," both great but neither quite evoking the atmosphere and classic horror that Antropophagus does.
The drama and the documentary elements aren't separated... while it could have chosen to be either a full-on drama(no doubt evoking more emotions from the audience) or a genuine documentary(most likely being able to include even more information about the time), it chose an interesting path, involving both.
Reminiscent of WWII films based around submarine combat and air-combat (the fighters seem like adaptations of WWII Corsairs in their design, evoking a retro feel) this is one of few American films that I felt was not overwhelmed by sentiment or saccharine.
Once you get past the fact of a naked preteen Brooke Shields, Pretty Baby is a well-made film that does an excellent job of evoking a specific time and place, and of developing the unique relationship between a precocious, sometimes bratty twelve-year-old prostitute and the quiet, sometimes temperamental photographer who loves her.
'The Garage' succeeds in evoking many feelings from it's viewer.
Many mini-series have since come and gone, but very few match it in quality or in hauntingly evoking an era.
This underrated film is often surprisingly effective in evoking a believable atmosphere of the supernatural.
It will take you longer to get used to the idea that this movie actually does a better job evoking a bygone time than the literature on which it's based.
The rest of the cast was superb in evoking a love or hate relationship for the viewer because one either will love or hate Saint Teresa of Jesus, and those for or against her strong determination to create the Discalced Carmelite Order that has flourished through-out the world to this day.
The children of Chernobyl are all grown up; their interests, and those of their own children, are best served not by continually evoking the nightmare of radiation, but by giving them the tools and authority they need to rebuild their own communities.
He exposed details of behind-the-scenes politics and called for a public boycott of the newspaper, evoking strong public sympathy for the journalists, expressed online in chatrooms and blogs.
Evoking the self-righteous outrage of guochi , three young Chinese males engaged in the following exchange of messages on the internet:Righteous Eagle : The US uttered a few shameful words of apology and our government released 24 pigs....On the surface it appears that the United States apologized to China, but what commitments did the US assume, really?
Indeed, no moral benefit can be derived from evoking the past if we fail to realize our group's shortcomings or errors.
Even when football doesn’t lead to actual bloodshed, it inspires strong emotions – primitive and tribal – evoking the days when warriors donned facial paint and jumped up and down in war dances, hollering like apes.
Last of all, a little fellow crouching in the mud, almost lost in a cauldron, which he was scraping with a tile, and from which he was evoking a sound that would have made Stradivarius swoon.