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1. It was enough to evoke a chill, as well as the sounds of a very familiar and beloved voice in her ears
2. The Elf shook her head and focused, just as an experiment, to see if she could still evoke the Flame
3. In essence positive thoughts send instructions to the relevant microscopic cells to evoke the appropriate biological action
4. The willingness of some to give their lives so that others might live never fails to evoke in us a sense of wonder and mystery
5. Grimes fired fifteen more rounds, and failing to evoke reply, he also ceased fire, and his men fell, exhausted by their efforts in the hot sun
6. The first poem that aroused in me an emotional upheaval which only great literature can evoke was “The Charge of the Light Brigade” by Tennyson
7. real perceptions are experiences that evoke theories that have not yet been abandoned or are
8. this would, in turn, evoke a quick gesture of reply from the
9. to evoke each of the four emotions The resulting brain images were then
10. do not evoke the same emotions as when you lose real money, because this time, the
11. has requested that we evoke HIS ENERGY in the situation
12. Evoke His energy and ask
13. energy; (this was before I learnt to evoke the angels and the
14. 1 don't mean to suggest that they are merely a function of situations and other people, but that the demands of a situation, as interpreted by the people in it, evoke certain ways of behaving/feeling/thinking
15. evoke emotions, such as in the poem Những Nụ Hồng
16. He couldn't understand how such an awful substance could evoke so much emotion in him
17. Asking questions about inner resources to evoke memories and
18. Asking coachee about outcomes, asking questions that evoke a state of
19. , impatient when wanting to evoke patience, tired
20. Evoke values and ultimate concerns by asking about high
21. It pained her not to have had that revelation many years before when it had still been possible to purify memories and reconstruct the universe under a new light and evoke without trembling Pietro Crespi’s smell of lavender at dusk and rescue Rebeca from her slough of misery, not out of hatred or out of love but because of the measureless understanding of solitude
22. The banana company’s city, which Patricia Brown may have tried to evoke for her grandchildren during the nights of intolerance and dill pickles in Prattville, Alabama, was a plain of wild grass
23. If a question is worded in a certain way, it could evoke a certain response, different from the one that would ensue with a slightly different wording of the question
24. I left it at that, not wanting to evoke an argument or a
25. You probably felt that word couldn’t ever evoke a positive feeling
26. • A covert neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) trick that you can use to evoke emotions in the woman and get her attached to you
27. The flag is used often in photo opts and powerful television campaign ads to evoke a
28. ” His comment was intended to merely evoke a confirmation that this was the right man—since he had never explicitly admitted to being the mysterious Moe
29. Education, on the other hand, has as its main goal to evoke that
30. training, being able to evoke water
31. rounds of water and then evoke it instead
32. It gave the BJP the confidence that its leader could evoke a feverish response even in unfamiliar territory
33. You need to learn to evoke certain feelings so that later you will be able to control the internal, hidden energy
34. ” When the bell rang, my classmates said with smiles, “Great! Listen, maybe for the other lessons you’ll evoke the teachers’ memories of their far-away youth, and maybe they won’t have time to ask us about homework
35. At school, I tried again to evoke the previous day’s state of mind, but I couldn’t really concentrate because of the constant circulation of school information and contradictory emotions
36. “This is a permanent meditation, wherever you are and whatever you do, you evoke these fibers, these feelings, these flows of energies
37. My attempts to revive and to evoke these feelings took up a lot more time than I wanted them to
38. tell you about one interesting technique of altering the state of consciousness, which will let you awaken a human soul and evoke a conversation with it
39. That announcement doesn’t evoke inquiry or disagreement
40. to evoke such cold, compressed anger in his “Papa
41. If certain situations always evoke fear then create new visualizations that show you conquering your fear and exhibiting courage in those types of situations
42. You don't have to be a great writer to be an excellent copywriter, but you do need to recognize and be able to use the attributes of both fiction (evoke emotion) and non-fiction (be clear) in your writing
43. Ravan must have realized the intent of the priest was to evoke just such a response in him—a game of pas de deux
44. The more the essences that those creations evoke
45. enlist donations and evoke the media ratings that the story generate and the income of the entire
46. By twisting the semantic meanings of words, by replacing semantically accurate words with lying mental with emotional trigger words that evoke subconscious reactions on a subliminal level
47. If one studies these tabulations and phrases with care, they will be found to convey indication as to one's individual ray, life tendencies and purpose; if the appeal the various statements make anent a particular ray evoke an intuitive understanding on the part of the student, so that he recognises himself, his ray energy and aspects of his latent and deeply desired spiritual nature, then these communications I am making here as to Purpose, Name and Quality will be profitable and useful
48. feelings and emotions that evoke one’s anxiety, and they donot require
49. Your theme should evoke practicality and purpose
50. Sometimes just the sound of Nathan’s voice could evoke a wave of visceral memory: betrayal, resentment, rage and confusion
1. It was near the end of that set that evoked so much interest by the three younger listeners
2. I venture in an area that has not been evoked by Mr Hawking when I declare that it is possible for us to alter the current reality using the power of our mind and brain
3. Watching everyone else run through the emotions Savannah’s pain evoked, was as bad as watching it myself
4. In our current day Yetis, UFOs, Men in Black and Mothmen have all taken on this ancient role and I believe them all to be linked and expressions of the same process of consciousness cleansing evoked by contact with the Dweller
5. As he sat next to Griffiths in the passenger’s seat of a car, the familiar streets ahead of him evoked old memories, ones he didn’t appreciate
6. But she could not shake the agitation that Carius’ words had evoked in her this night
7. I shook off the prophesy, but not the feelings it evoked as I said, “Joseph, what will happen to John?”
8. They were not evoked only by the usual zest for war shared by all men, the savage lust to fight which lies dormant in the piping times of peace
9. Glaring down at them, he nodded his satisfaction at the reaction this news evoked
10. It evoked a sense of dread
11. This evoked chuckles all around
12. The panoramic tour of the city evoked for Roger remembrances of San Francisco when he noticed the
13. He evoked his children’s names, his troubled wife and enumerated his fears, but asked that the Lord’s will be done… with the hope that his home be saved
14. This reminder of his personal difficulties back home while vacationing in a place where family life was still sacred and inviolate caused him some pain and evoked some nostalgic memories, but it was by far preferable to the daily pressures he had to endure at home in Brea
15. Onshore, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar has evoked oi-and-gas leases
16. feelings and sensations that are evoked by it
17. these words, must have evoked
18. each song evoked emotions about Minnie that I couldn’t escape
19. sceptically; it wasn’t an explanation that evoked a lot of
20. Places of the heart or places of the mind are the deeper metaphors often evoked when
21. His foreplay evoked tiny sounds deep in her
22. The warmth of his hands evoked the clear memory of my grandpa Gennaro
23. Leonardo, on the other hand, evoked it like the infantile escapade of a bad-mannered girl
24. Perhaps the greenish and yellowish tones of the painting, which reflected a portrait of a rural scene, evoked in the depths of her mind the longing of previous times, or perhaps, she liked the chromatic composition of the subtle tones
25. The perspective was sad! At the beginning they would be very altered, I have no doubt; but with the passage of time, the letters of my name will fade away, the defining features of my person would be evoked by the diffuse help of the memory, and my silhouette would no longer resound in the crowded streets of life, and this way blurred in the cloak of forgetfulness, I would get lost forever in the days, in the months and in the years, up to being only a memory named in afternoon conversations with the accompaniment of a cup of coffee with French pastry
26. fact that Angels of a certain type are evoked by the call, and it is their action which causes much of the enthusiasm which is exhibited
27. evoked the energy of the angels, her whole house was
28. whose love for mankind has evoked it, has always used its force to the
29. Every stroke evoked screams of anguish
30. Persecution caused the followers of Asura to hide their temples with cunning art, and to veil their rituals in obscurity; and this secrecy, in turn, evoked more monstrous suspicions and tales of evil
31. The severed finger, gaudy rings in situ, lying on the table next to the small recorder evoked no response
32. This was the demented man‘s first emotional catharsis since reaching adulthood and it evoked a feeling that had lain dormant since the murder of his family
33. Only one such vigilance had evoked suspicion of rescuers when a flock of wood ducks had taken to the air far back but definitely near his trail
34. evoked by early rejections
35. She had evoked the town idealized by nostalgia with such strong tenacity that Gaston under-stood that she would not get married unless he took her to live in Macondo
36. Although Bonnie had told me all about it, in the John Lawson Park, it was also new to me because their “chat” evoked pictures of the scheme underway
37. Reno shivered at the sensations that those long fingers evoked, but that look was one that even in his still fragmented state he understood
38. Oddly, the conditions evoked the sense that the spirit with whom they had initially been communicating dissipated with a magnificent fanfare as it sought to produce the troubled soul of Terence Underwood that wrestled with eternity somewhere between 320
39. Though it was widely considered primitive and lacked the embellishments of the grand monuments of the social elite that would last ages, the simplicity of this serene, removed setting evoked a humbleness, a humility that was far more powerful and overwhelming than the statues and fountains that served as a lasting memorial to those who now were merely dust, consumed by time and relegated to memories of the living
40. Certainly, one’s soul can’t be evoked merely at the behest of our
41. Resuming her prowl of the beach, Jillian felt the surge of exasperation Astarte so often evoked
42. by its creator, but every thought which will be evoked in every
43. And when this energy is being evoked in
44. evoked, electrical currents rage throughout his entire
45. The bumpy trip evoked a few electrical jolts in his shoulder but was otherwise uneventful
46. It is a group, as you may know Pastor, that lives thinks, and worships in the style of the Roman Catholic Church prior to the Vatican Council II, which evoked so many changes in the Catholic Church
47. Their tales of a dead body and a missing community member evoked thoughts of Stephen King and “Murder She Wrote
48. The charts evoked fond memories of the person who gave them to him--Madam Doctor Feng Lida--a famous medical qigong doctor and researcher at the Chinese Navy Hospital where Francis had studied
49. The very last person to have his pulses taken before the workshop ended evoked a deep reaction in Brother Francis
50. As her primordial beauty pixilated by panic evoked pity in him, he was empathic in addressing her apprehensions
1. In that poem, he evokes the “ancient way of choosing between shepherds, when they elected the Elder shepherd, or
2. Hobsbawm evokes the nostalgic “mass ecstasy” of marching with his comrades, which he calls something of a sexual experience
3. Writing for me necessarily evokes the constipation of writing
4. presented in words, barely evokes any sense of meaning in those of us
5. that each centre in its turn evokes in the particles the power of receptivity
6. Suddenly, the world that was anger and cold and pain and fear is suddenly heat and fire and desire and burning, aching need, and after a moment’s hesitation I can do nothing but push my fingers into his hair and ride the waves he evokes in me
7. I smile at the picture this evokes: me with a couple of mosquito-flecked daggers, jabbing insanely at the air
8. Evokes strong emotions of love, comfort and warmth, it can create feelings of
9. Ambition also evokes another meaning that is tied to the past: the journey that kings made each year to delimit the perimeter of their own territory (“not everything is mine, but that which is mine I cultivate and feed”)
10. While such efficiency evokes the process of optimization, and is correlated with
11. With his flowing white beard and his staff, he evokes the
12. Instinctively his body evokes a water pull to defend
13. He evokes a standard water pull with his left hand
14. A horn also evokes the truth of the male sexual organ equal to bull
15. It shows that Pranayam is a subject which evokes curiosity and reverence among common
16. This evokes many inquiries and questions marks?? How did the Iron-transferor (which has protein construction) get out with the cupping blood after it had unloaded its iron which remained in the body to partake of forming new blood corpuscles??
17. Having acquainted man with his origin, God draws his attention to another point which deserves to be thought of and evokes contemplation and scrutiny
18. Taming evokes control, mastery, breaking, the creation of unnatural habituations
19. Thus, humanity’s origin and entry into this world is an important case which evokes meditation and stimulates thought
20. He has this larger than life towering presence that evokes sense of safety
21. Their fraternity evokes fear of unimaginable magnitude mostly because of their heartless brutality and dexterity in infiltrating all segments of the world, including religious institutions
22. It evokes a feeling of companionship, which deepens as the letter
23. Be aware of all the feelings that entering this emotion evokes for you, whether you feel pain or emptiness, coldness or heat, anger or sadness
24. But a thought that begins with “I” or “I am” or one that is about me, my possessions, or my experience evokes a sense of identity
25. The feeling this experience evokes is familiar, mainly because of the synchronous breathing
26. of the fact that you are being a student been informed how mass confirms gravity? What evokes the force
27. honours? On the other hand have you been asking what evokes the force that establishes the pulling that
28. Because of this, any questioning of selective ownership evokes fear, insecurity, outrage, guilt and hate
29. The beauty, peace and stillness of a natural environment reflectively evokes that beauty, peace and stillness in our own psyches-souls
30. The sight of which evokes such a romantic aura of the quintessential Islamic East
31. Anything else: any prurient curiosity, any corrupt motive for advantage evokes nothing but deception and lies from any contact with unseen human entities
32. � Robert Kane expresses an image and creates a resonant metaphor about realizing our best when he evokes the "quest of aspiration
33. " It evokes for us memories of the Crusaders of the 11th through 13th centuries, who also, based on the claim to be heirs of Israel, sought to take their "rightful place" as dwellers of the land through conquest and warfare
34. mere presence evokes a warm feeling in you
35. and many others terms which indicate relation to light, to time, to space, to the manifested Logos, to matter and to the "power which evokes the form
36. One’s imitation of totemic animal bearing evokes
37. one’s head it evokes the feeling of cosmic ecstasy, new spiritual incep-
38. and the exercise evokes craving that is meantto be eliminated by this
39. When their behavior evokes shame rather than pride and becomes something that we don’t want to discuss in front of the children at the kitchen table, we should consider impeachment
40. It evokes my dream
41. The whole effect evokes memories of the 1929 crash
42. or cocaine according to a schedule that evokes sensitization to its psychomotor
43. The Dark Cloud Cover evokes a gloomy picture of a storm approaching, and it should
44. It evokes all the hope and promise that caused so many doctors and lawyers back in the late 1990s to leave their lucrative jobs and set up trading stations in the basements of their suburban homes, and so many busboys and taxi drivers to buy shares of Amazon and Qualcomm in between shifts
45. A terrible thing it is, containing days without bread, nights without sleep, evenings without a candle, a hearth without a fire, weeks without work, a future without hope, a coat out at the elbows, an old hat which evokes the laughter of young girls, a door which one finds locked on one at night because one's rent is not paid, the insolence of the porter and the cook-shop man, the sneers of neighbors, humiliations, dignity trampled on, work of whatever nature accepted, disgusts, bitterness, despondency
46. He bristled up in hideous wise; nothing is so formidable to behold as ferocious beasts who are uneasy; their terrified air evokes terror
47. Nothing evokes a memory like an odor
48. By a natural progression, from the love of self to the love of family, of the race, of the nation, of the state, the social conception of life has brought men to the consciousness of the necessity for a love of humanity, which has no limits and blends with everything in existence,—to something which evokes no sensations in man; it has brought them to a contradiction, which cannot be solved by the social conception of life
49. Every increase of an army in a state, directed against its subjects, becomes dangerous even for its neighbours, and evokes an increase in the neighbouring states
50. It evokes interest and even sympathy, not only among outsiders, but also among officers, and so the superiors do not dare to apply the usual disciplinary measures for a refusal to serve
1. Soffen reminded Slikit of his own mother, evoking cherished memories that were special and secret
2. Though I must confess that I indeed smiled with satisfaction upon evoking in my article Clinton’s troubles with interns, but I was not flaunting my delight at you
3. Evoking his immature reaction certainly was not my intention; I simply wanted his attention which I thereafter received regarding the grossly tardy WDs
4. Instead of evoking pity these odors birthed a contemptuousness that took him by surprise; for the first time in his memory Samson Hercules Duff was devoid of empathy
5. The sheet of water seemed laced with ice as Sam‘s sweated body chilled evoking screams not to be heard over crashing water and deafening thunder
6. and fatigued when evoking motivation)
7. Bad Habits | Vices: Evoking too much water
8. thought that the purpose of class was to engage in thought evoking conversations, not merely regurgitate lectures
9. This time I screwed up my courage and put myself forward, evoking a smile on the faces of the surrounding guys
10. Meanwhile, I again concentrated on the area of the solar plexus, focusing all of my attention on evoking warmth and a state of happiness
11. Emily continued to embrace herself evoking more and more waves of pleasure, her hands slipping smoothly across her body with slowly swelling urgency, touching her fingertips against a soft skin demanding her attention
12. and therapy is another area evoking wide scale interest
13. Sometimes you do it without even realizing that you are evoking one of the most powerful forces of the universe
14. He could almost feel the words evoking ancient memories and emotions inside his head
15. and yet this possibility is never even mentioned by those charged with detecting concerns and evoking
16. The less the space there is the less the motion is and therefore the stronger and more deliberate the motion is evoking gravity
17. tranquility, contemplative approach that can succeed in evoking the
18. As he sat there, living over his life with her and evoking alternately the two images in which he now conceived her, he realised that she was dead, that she had ceased to exist, that she had become a memory
19. moment; she appeared like a Pythoness evoking a spectre, as she recalled to his mind the remembrance of the fearful death of this man, to the news of which all Europe had listened with horror
20. Throughout the South for fifty years there would be bitter-eyed women who looked backward, to dead times, to dead men, evoking memories that hurt and were futile, never to look back
21. If! If! The soft drawling voices quickened with an old excitement as they talked in the when life was ever at high tide, recalling the fierce heat of their midsummer in this quiet darkness—infantryman, cavalryman, cannoneer, evoking memories of the days forlorn sunset of their winter
22. He was muttering things she did not hear, his lips were evoking feelings never felt before
23. In his head, the book kept growing and growing in length and complexity, almost as if it had taken on the burden of supplanting real life, rather than evoking it
24. The Emperor’s manifesto was read, evoking enthusiasm, and then all moved about discussing it
25. The most cunning man could not have crept into her confidence more successfully, evoking memories of the best times of her youth and showing sympathy with them
26. Pierre had evoked the passionate affection of the Italian merely by evoking the best side of
27. All the songs, the melodies of some of which have been collected, were humble and lamentable to the point of evoking tears
28. They listened to the rain, the soft envelopment of the world in the velvet clearness of falling water, the whispers in deep grass, evoking odors of old, wet wood and leaves that had lain a hundred years, moldering and sweet
29. I knew I could charm her because I'd done it before, crossed the barrier between the species without ever evoking that panic, and I determined to cross the barrier now with all my nerve
30. Fermina Daza could not help it: all that seemed like children’s games to her, most of all when Florentino Ariza insisted on evoking the afternoons of melancholy verses in the Park of the Evangels, the letters hidden along her route to school, the embroidery lessons under the almond trees
31. The procession—the men carrying the chair, the maid, and the doctor—vanished into the ladies’ waiting-room, evoking a feeling of curiosity and respect in the onlookers
32. We are all Christian nations, who live the same spiritual life, so that every good, fruitful thought, which springs up in one corner of the earth, is at once communicated to the whole Christian world, evoking similar sensations of joy and pride, independently of nationality; we, who not only love the thinkers, benefactors, poets, scholars of other nations, but also pride ourselves on the exploit of a Damien, as though it were our own; we, who just love the men of other nationalities,—the French, the Germans, the Americans, the English; we, who not only respect their qualities, but rejoice when we meet them, who give them a smile of recognition, who not only could not regard a war with them as something to be proud of, but who could not even think without horror that any disagreement may arise between these men and us,—we are all called to take part in murder, which must inevitably take place, to-morrow, if not to-day
33. I could not help looking at them, I could not efface them, I could not keep from evoking them
34. According to Hutcheson (1694-1747—"Inquiry into the Original of our Ideas of Beauty and Virtue"), the aim of art is beauty, the essence of which consists in evoking in us the perception of uniformity amid variety
35. we call "beauty" that which pleases us without evoking in us desire
36. Such works, evoking in people of a certain class memories of artistic feelings formerly experienced, produce an impression similar to art, and, provided only that they conform to other needful conditions, they pass for art among those who seek for pleasure from art
37. These are usually pornographic details evoking sexual desire, or details of suffering and death evoking feelings of horror, as, for instance, when describing a murder, to give a detailed medical account of the lacerated tissues, of the swellings, of the smell, quantity, and appearance of the blood
38. Christian art is only such as tends to unite all without exception, either by evoking in them the perception that each man and all men stand in like relation toward God and toward their neighbor, or by evoking in them identical feelings, which may even be the very simplest, provided only that they are not repugnant to Christianity and are natural to every one without exception
39. As examples of pictures evoking indignation and horror at the violation of love to God and man, Gay's picture, "Judgment," may serve, and also Leizen-Mayer's, "Signing the Death Warrant
40. Pierre had evoked the passionate affection of the Italian merely by evoking the best side of his nature and taking a pleasure in so doing
