11.   Scenic but somehow forlorn, frozen in a long-ago time, the lighthouse evokes the sense of isolation inherent in so many classic Edward Hopper paintings.

12.   She worked earnestly to evoke a sense of this Roman diva and was often persuasive.

13.   The ads evoke a sense of Rockwellian calm.

14.   The Titanic produced death on a small enough scale to evoke a sense of individual tragedy.

15.   The wrangling has evoked a sense of deja vu among economists here.

16.   Their tousled heads lean together, evoking a sense of sweet companionship.

17.   Where romantic virtuosity seeks to evoke a sense of the heroic, or at least, the larger than life, the baroque variety is about inventiveness.

18.   With a weathered-brick and glass exterior and a polished-wood interior, the building is meant to evoke a sense of basketball history.

19.   Yoga is commonly thought of as an activity designed to evoke a sense of serenity and what practitioners call mindfulness, a meditative focusing on the present moment.

20.   Perhaps the ethereal quality of her harmonies evokes a sense of spirituality in them, Enya says, or maybe the music just calms jangled nerves.