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It is difficult to think of any product or industry that evokes more emotional intensity from its followers than rock and roll.

The novel evokes the dark side of the one-party autocracy, yet its heroes seem to be overwhelmed by He's eloquent policy speech.

To a foreigner a pile of logs on the road is just a barricade. To former Yugoslavs it evokes complex emotions.

HAIFA STREET evokes more dread than almost any other place in Baghdad.

Much of the instinctive terror that this Arcanum evokes is attributed to its power over the soul.

The name, Black Forest, evokes darkness and mystery coming from the romantic German concept of forest-loneliness.

This evokes the question of whether there can be understanding without thought.

Although my grandmother's china has little intrinsic value, I shall always cherish it for the memories it evokes.

Yellow evokes the shine of the sun and is found throughout nature and the man-made world as a color that commands attention.

Heather's grandmother gave the recipe to her, and it evokes wonderful memories of childhood for her.

Almost any kind of face with a strong expression evokes a part of the brain reserved justfor processing faces.

The cluster of simple timber and glass pavilions with tile-clad pitched roofs evokes traditional forms but is still evidently of its time.

In the age of the internet, scientific and technical language evokes angels all the time.

They can provide shock and awe in a carefully - constructed story, or turn out to be a cheap cop-out that evokes groans rather than gasps.

In traditional Chinese aesthetic, mood is a common aesthetical conception, which essentially evokes the sense of being static.

It evokes action and passion and a perfect color if you tend to be a procrastinator.

This " looking in the mirror, " evokes the idea of self-loving nature of the person.

In the West it usually evokes the image of a talented intellectual, otherworldly, harassed by the state, soulful and conscientious.

The word "fat" typically evokes the image of clogged arteries or cellulite jiggling on a thigh.

Told through the eyes of his youngest daughter Dolores, The Hiding Place evokes life in the underworld of 1960s Cardiff.

No other piece of workplace furniture evokes stronger physical and emotional attachments than the office chair.

The label's name "ASHTON" , also a historical British surname, evokes luxury and beauty just like the collection itself.

Hypertensive, as a usual and frequency encountered illness, is an important risky factor that evokes cardiovascular disease.

I'm referring to an eight year old that is afraid to talk to her parents because everything evokes anger and a violent reaction.

Open your eyes and look at an object that evokes in you a pleasant reaction and hold it in your vision excluding all else.

The film evokes time passing by, getting older and sometimes regrets about times used to be.

Itching (pruritus): Stimulation of nerve endings in the skin, usually incited by histamine, that evokes a desire to scratch.

Nothing evokes a memory like an odor. Marius recognized that tobacco.

To me, this evokes the days when noblemen felt free to take whatever they wanted, knowing that peasants had no standing in the courts.

Remember that it's not the physical item that you are attached to, but the feelings and great memories that it evokes.

Patterns in Nature: Butterflies A close-up of the wing of an unidentified butterfly found near Tully, Australia, evokes a rich tapestry.

Turning "social" into a word that evokes Farmville and Facebook status lines erodes that connection.

His work evokes thoughts of "a face sculpted in paint that appears to fold and puff like a cauliflower ear. "

European territory is redefined according to this principle and then it evokes wide repercussions around the non-European world.

The name Bora Bora evokes images of a mythic paradise.

Peace-the word evokes the simplest and most cherished dream of humanity.

A black-and-white print evokes feelings of emptiness, desolation, and strong moods in a place often associated with the complete opposite.

In a globalised, fast-moving world, much modern nostalgia evokes an anti-technological arcadia, a longing for simplicity and community.

As we said, habit is the repetition of a pleasurable act brought about by the stimulating memories and images which the mind evokes.

The Electrolux Brand Attitude evokes a passage and connectedness from an innovative heritage to a vivid, energized yet safe tomorrow.

And he evokes with uncomfortable clarity the self-imposed poverty and discomfort of the Orwell household.

In some fundamentalist circles, and among the terrorists, Western culture evokes repulsion, not attraction.

The main inducement that evokes eco-environment deterioration is the conflicts between mankind and nature, it causes the eco-crisis.

Conscious love evokes the same in response. Emotional love evokes the opposite. Physical love depends on type and polarity.

In China, the word evokes the horrors of the Cultural Revolution, when the established social order was turned on its head.

For them, red culture evokes the simple ideals and unalloyed patriotism of that period more than the traumas endured.

Gray evokes somberness, authority, practicality and a corporate mentality.

Your awareness of an unwanted situation evokes from you a clear Vibrational request for something different.

Situated in the historic centre of Bologna this hotel evokes all the charms of this Medieval city.

Upon arriving at Dior, I am shoehorned into a beautiful dress that evokes butterscotch, leopards, and Jesus.

protected by a satin - smooth , pink gold top , the candle jar evokes the brilliance and the magic of the midnight sun.

New glass packaging perfectly evokes sensations of freshness and coolness of the bright lemon colour and energy of the drink.

In the popular imagination, green economy evokes towering wind turbines, sleek electric cars, and acres of mirrors shimmering in the desert.

And although the physical damage is largely repaired, the anniversary of the tsunami still evokes painful memories for many.

It is a challenge to portray a forsaken woman in a way that evokes genuine sympathy; but Stevens manages.

The difficulties of the first experience are readily overcome if love or desire evokes the full consent of both partners.

In developing nations, nanomedicine evokes similar ethical issues to genetically modified foods.

the streets and the other places have been renamed, after the chain of feelings which the famous island evokes in the mind of the artists.

Black evokes seriousness, distinctiveness, boldness and being classic.

After returning to the forest, it was found that evokes a wasteland, so do ourselves a "rigged" a forest.

Her inquisitive and curious expression is tinged with sorrow, solitude and mystery and evokes profound empathy from the viewer.

Gold evokes the feeling of prestige. The meaning of gold is illumination, wisdom, and wealth. Gold often symbolizes high quality.

Its immunodiagnosis and immunoprophylaxis evokes much attention of scholar in domestic and abroad.

Intellectual economy evokes a learning age, learning activities have become the basic human activities.

This king of intelligence is the language of the puppy . With every bark , she evokes profound feelings.

To people unfamiliar to it, it usually evokes feelings of utter disgust.

Stonehenge evokes in us a connection between some deep ancestral intuitive soul and the power of nature around us.

Retired in his room, a filmmaker evokes real or imaginary territories and journeys.

The dramatic development e-business evokes the revolution of the mode of circulation .

Violet evokes a mystical aura and is associated with whimsy and imagination.

The wine is surprisingly long and broad on the palate, and evokes the memory of fresh, perfectly ripe pinot grigio grapes.

That kind of atmosphere always evokes memories of my old school .

NOTHING evokes the misery of mass unemployment more than the photographs of the Depression .

The exterior is highlighted by the use of bright polished aluminium which evokes the chrome of past grand touring cars from Italy.

The presence of methane on Mars is equally intriguing, not the least because it evokes visions of life on that planet.

The image conjures up power and importance, but it also evokes complexity and fragility.

For Use: Our scrumptious essential oil blend evokes feelings of hominess, serenity and calmness. . . easing away holiday stress.

Patrick Hennessy, former soldier, and Miguel Sicart, video games expert, consider which medium best evokes the experience of battle.

The artist evokes a nostalgic mood using pencil and watercolors in subdued shades of gray, brown, and navy blue.

The audacious radicalism of Gandhi's ideas is too often lost in the blandly universal reverence his name evokes.

There is, too, an aspect of Chinese wedding photography that evokes old-fashioned fairy-tales -- of the European variety.

Once formulated; a theology evokes in its turn numinous feelings.

PINK: Depending on its saturation or value, pink evokes varied mood swings.

The Party and the country put forward the objective to become an innovation-type country within 15 years, which evokes strong repercussions.

A Stone Mountain country club estate home's light stone slab entryway evokes tradition and solidity.

Miniature touches refer back to the real landscape - a rock evokes a mountain, a tiny bridge evokes a mighty river.

Amid concern about rampant individualism and excess, she evokes a simpler, gentler era.

She also evokes another comparison that American voters may well find even more comforting.

A formal traceability matrix often evokes strong response from the Agile community.

This evokes in me the weird blend of pleasure, gratitude, and revulsion I'd feel if the emcee publicly fondled my toes.

The music evokes the song's name, revolving around three circling and falling piano arpeggios.

The red color of the military uniforms that Julien wears evokes the French army.

Pink evokes femininity, innocence, softness and health.

Brown evokes utility, earthiness, woodsy-ness and subtle richness.

The photography format itself further evokes feelings of nostalgia and loss.

A good brand promise evokes feelings, because feelings drive actions.

For a biblical streamwhose name evokes divine tranquillity, the Jordan River is nobody'sidea of peace on Earth.

Acute orchitis or a mass in testis usually evokes a neoplasm, a torsion or infectious disease for the clinician.

Such debt monetisation evokes fears of hyperinflation.

a building that evokes the neoclassic style of architecture without copying it.

Is there one image or scene that evokes that day for you?

Posts with a high level of self-disclosure evokes more comments and more subscriptions to your blog.

The current debate about health-care reform is in part a debate about death, which is why it evokes such fear.

This place evokes memories of my happy childhood.

The film evokes the chaos in the makeshift hospitals and the desperate search for family members.

It evokes what it feels like to be at the forefront of modern biomedicine and to bring new knowledge and technologies into the clinic.

"That evokes memories of our last meal, " Matt said.

The machine-age building form evokes racy 1920s and '30s Shanghai, when the city first emerged as a modern, cosmopolitan city.

How are the myriad of inputs transduced accurately so that each evokes a specific response?

Her kindness evokes his conscience as a man.

Such unemployment is viewed as voluntary, and evokes no sympathy.

Quick, what mood do you think the color red evokes?

The Grape of Wrath is a novel that evokes the Depression in accurate detail.

Some go to Auschwitz to remember their murdered family members, while others are fascinated by the horrors the place evokes.

It evokes a a common sensitivity, a language beyond language.

The place evokes memories of happier years.

Thinking about the feelings and emotions the Brand evokes in you . . .

Netizens on Nanjing University's BBS claimed the letter evokes the strength of the couple's long-time romance.

The blue is the typically celestial color which evokes a deep calm.

The picture always evokes memories of her girlhood.

5. Is there one image or scene that evokes that day for you?

It evokes thoughtful smiles by its profundity.

Emotional love evokes the opposite .

FOR many people, a trip to the dentist still evokes unpleasant childhood memories of big needles and screeching drills.

The range of reactions that Mr Qaradawi evokes is vast.

Russians Retrench as Crisis Evokes Memories of 1998 'Nightmare'

The position of human beings evokes sympathy.

There is a good reason why kale evokes such strong feelings in different people.

A Tale of Gold Evokes Another. Remember That Goose?

Orange evokes fun, cheeriness and warm exuberance.

Andrew Garfield evokes an honest friend who is not the right man to be CFO of the company that took off without him, but deserves sympathy.

It evokes confidence and joy.

Dark purple evokes gloom and sad feelings. It can cause frustration.

the piece strong feeling anxious, always at the time of the full moon light evokes the unspeakable sadness;

Passive smoking evokes excess cell death in embryonic golden hamster neuroepithelium during the formation of neural tube

it evokes the idea of two things children shun and adults munch only reluctantly

That kind of atmosphere always evokes memories of my almamatar

As long as memories evokes pain