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Wood Evoking Sandtktktk Architecturally, the gallery's floors and cases of wood are meant to evoke sand; the cases seem to grow out of the floor.

But what is the point of music that does not evoke another world?

But what exactly are the time and place being evoked here?

These shows were evoked interest in a large number of people.

Yes, I would be willing to evoke the past again.

Simple words, but the action they evoked was another thing.

Something had been evoked that he did not much like.

Nothing he had said evoked any response from her at all.

His works evoke a unique use of color and form.

Clearly, this is no place to evoke the higher values.

They like to hear simple music evoking God and country.

The words and pictures they evoked were almost as good.

He is evoked when someone wants help in a battle.

The world evoked in the rest of the exhibition is rather different.

The history he evokes is history's shadow on the present.

And since then, the board's every action seems to have evoked controversy.

Most artists think hard and long about the space evoked in their work.

His works evoke a world where life has been drained away.

But it's not time on your feet that the name is meant to evoke.

"My experience is that the process evokes a sense of meaning, just by how we live."

But as evoked so well here, it has a reality of its own.

As to the atmosphere evoked by them, perhaps I can add something.

Or they may fail to evoke a response at all.

He tried to evoke it by all means possible and impossible.

Rarely does the book evoke any feeling of being there.

What details has he used to evoke that response in you?