Perhaps strangest of all were little Russian armored reconnaissance ground vehicles, somehow evoking Jetsons-style spaceships, made for just one occupant.

Blessed with much water, Fornalutx has orange groves and, to me, somehow evokes the lushness of the Jordan River valley.

The main characters may be vile or ridiculous but their flawed humanity somehow evokes sympathy: they lose the game after all, and that loss acquires universal, tragic dimensions.

Lora Martens, who is over 40, knew she wanted her Manhattan apartment to somehow evoke her spacious childhood house in the Chicago suburbs.

You have to be empathetic to the liturgy you write for, and that empathy somehow evokes a compositional style.

In this sense, it "would include those crimes that somehow evoke and approach the effect and essence of real crime, but are not considered crimes."

Although its shape did not really resemble it, the ship somehow evoked in Janeway's mind the image of Taj Mahal under a moonlit sky.

For those who saw this German movie of about 15 years ago, it somehow evokes the feel of "Bagdad Café".

The big square-toed boots and obviously handmade broadcoat somehow evoked the whole world of the nineteenth-century frontier.

Then they freeze in sculptural tableaus, stripping away any sense of content from their actions, yet somehow evoking an intense physicality.