11.   Naturally, accusations of racism evoke strong emotions, but they must be backed by hard data, attorneys say.

12.   Riding along with the Kennedy caravan evokes conflicting emotions.

13.   Stage literature evokes emotions of the moment as if for the first time.

14.   The image of a child-beating evokes strong emotions, but it probably did not lead many Republicans versed on welfare issues to change their minds.

15.   The image of a family toiling on the land evokes emotions even among the most urban populations.

16.   The investigation is of crucial importance for researchers, since the means they employ to evoke an emotion while capturing brain images may itself affect the image they get.

17.   The memory evokes strong emotions.

18.   The new focus has evoked strong emotions from both blacks and whites visiting the park.

19.   The phrase still evokes raw emotions from Havana to Miami to Washington.

20.   Trips home always evoke strong emotions for Thomas.