11.   As if it might still evoke memories too painful for the marketing in America of tapenade.

12.   At a waterfall, the fragrances of mosses and columbine enveloped him, evoking forgotten memories.

13.   A trip to Hyde Park and the Roosevelt mansion evokes more memories of this remarkable woman.

14.   Ads that evoke such memories are the most effective and, for three years, Travis ads moved the needle.

15.   But Fort Worth psychologist Citrin notes that certain present-day events also evoke Cold War memories.

16.   But it evoked memories of hopes dashed and lives lost too soon and forever.

17.   But some consultants argued that while the old name evoked fond memories among an older generation, their children might find a luxury hotel chain far more enticing.

18.   By contrast, Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, of the environmentalist Green Party, said that strident German nationalism inevitably evoked the memory of Auschwitz.

19.   Clearly the performances evoked memories among playwrights in the audience, thoughts about scenes and songs that might deserve to be resurrected and others that should remain footnotes forever.

20.   Does energy evoke any memories?