The physical movements of the performers evoke those of a pythoness at traditional rituals of ancient Okinawa.
The process whereby the voices of anti-Islamist Muslims were silenced by PBS and WETA was also characterized by egregious behavior, some of which would typically evoke howls of outrage from American liberals.
This might send fans of current programming into hysterics (or at least evoke moans of mild irritation) but services like Hulu and Netflix have drawn an audience from such past-its-prime content before.
And the plummy tones of Blowers instantly evoke the idyll of summer evenings, village greens and ample pints of frothing ale.
In Uganda, for one, those forces are alive enough to evoke images of the Arab Summer.
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Her participation will evoke memories of the Jamaican bobsleigh team, whose Winter Olympics efforts inspired the film Cool Runnings.
Reverse the analogy and you see that living in a foreign country can evoke many of the emotions of childhood: novelty, surprise, anxiety, relief, powerlessness, frustration, irresponsibility.
The 2012 Olympic Games in London may evoke memories of many previous Olympiads, but in today's terrorist-aware political climate, thoughts of the 1972 Munich games are sadly inescapable.
The phrase used to evoke images of ornate, hushed temples of food worship, served on white starched tablecloths by stuffy tuxedoed waiters at prices that only the 1% could afford.
Sweeping strings evoke images of a beautiful sunny summer day, laying in the grass by a pond, complete with the chirps of crickets and the sound of wind through the trees.
The defeat at the hands of the United States over Cuba in 1898 and the ignominious scramble from Spanish Sahara after Morocco invaded it in 1975 can still evoke feelings of embarrassment.
It was not until the late 1700s that the trombone was employed in the opera orchestra with any regularity, and then its primary function was to evoke feelings of awe in scenes involving the spiritual or the supernatural.
The Cypriot is now on a seven-match winning streak after winning in Sydney last week and will next play local hope Lleyton Hewitt, which will evoke memories of their epic five-set match two years ago when the Australian edged to victory at 4.30am.
Bathed in sunlight, they reflect a mood of mellow optimism among their subjects and evoke the spirit of the age.
The result suggests a more crowded version of Las Vegas, except that many of the skyscrapers are capped with shapes intended to evoke the roofs of Chinese temples to the untutored eye, they resemble giant power tools.
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Creative director of Giant Sparrow, Ian Dallas said he wanted to evoke a sense of awe and wonder, and he certainly has done so.
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Given that odours can cue recall of a memory - an "earthy" flavour might evoke the joys of the hills and valleys to one person, but an unpleasant damp-in-the-basement experience to another.
The elder actors conjure stifled furies with their pensive stillness and chisel-sharp diction, and Oliveira aided by the lambent evocation of gaslight by his cinematographer, Renato Berta presents them in frames of dramatic precision that evoke the enduring agonies of a vanished century.
The range pays homage to ancient Egypt and includes an elegant pair of peach-hued chalcedony earrings that she said are meant to evoke the movement of feathers.
The album called The Harlem Experiment lives up to its name, with a sometimes-unexpected match of artists and songs to evoke the musical hotbed of New York's famously diverse neighborhood.
Likewise Tim Winton's and Robert Drewe's novels -often set along the southern coast of Western Australian - vividly evoke the primal sensuality of the surf and its ability to calm and inspire, but also destroy.
The woodcutters and gold prospectors may be long gone, but travellers can still relive this fascinating historic era through a series of forest walking trails that evoke the vanished world of the woodcutters, winding beneath the canopy along rust-coloured streams dappled with sun and shadow.
Popular candies of the era carried names such as Chicken Dinner and Denver Sandwich designed to evoke the sense of a satisfying, full meal.
On the back of the watch, large rubies set in sunk gold chatons pop against Geneva waves that evoke the styling of an antique pocket watch.
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So in addition to the simplicity of generous balconies and a wider-than-usual stretch of gardens (designed by Miami landscape architect Raymond Jungles), Faena would like the new hotel to evoke the resorts of the French Riviera's golden era.
One moment, the ethereal white or green curtains of light with a streak of violet take on forms that evoke the ancient mythology of the north - a palace of lights, a Sami fire in the wilderness, the prow of a Viking ship.
All of which serves to evoke, again, the atmosphere of the war, ended nine years earlier.
But for me my primitive sense tends to evoke past memories of the "good old days".
Inside, the skylit galleries are designed to evoke the atmosphere of an artist's studio.
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Seen together, they evoke a narrative of lonesome migration and nostalgia for what was left behind.
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