Here the works in glass are part of a gestalt that effectively evokes a history, death and decay.
A taped score by Sebastian A. Birch effectively evoked the work's changing seasons.
This pocket-sized restaurant, the front room of a converted house, with its Thai travel posters and artifacts, effectively evokes the Orient.
Proper service marketing requires creative visualization to effectively evoke a concrete image in the service consumer's mind.
The problem with these works is that Mr. Swallow's symbolic vocabulary is too general and too clichéd to evoke effectively such an enormous theme.
The suite as a whole effectively evoked the mood of our time.
On "The West Wing," two pipe bombs are set off at a university in Iowa - a fiction that effectively evokes reality without creating stiff parallels.
Nevertheless, she effectively evokes the evils of colonialism from this cultural viewpoint.
The ballad "Still" effectively evokes early Aretha Franklin.
You don't think of Vietnam has having been shaped by decisive battles, yet this book effectively evokes another critical military nightmare from which this country is still trying to awake.
