| evoke memory | 6.45 | Does energy evoke any memories? | ||
| evoke image | 5.27 | It evokes this image shamelessly. | ||
| evoke feeling | 2.57 | I know how to evoke feelings now. | ||
| evoke emotion | 1.71 | Furbies evoked similar emotions. | ||
| evoke sense | 1.32 | The ads evoke a sense of Rockwellian calm. | ||
| evoke reaction | 1.05 | That evoked a reaction. | ||
| evoke response | 1.05 | The humor evokes a response on his part. | ||
| evoke sympathy | 1.05 | His appearance is bound to evoke sympathy. | ||
| evoke kind | 0.92 | Questions about his change in fortune evoked a kind of frozen placidity. | ||
| evoke era | 0.86 | A review of the files evokes that era. | ||
| evoke criticism | 0.66 | Those convictions evoked criticism from President Arpad Goencz. | ||
| evoke vision | 0.59 | Recovering them all evokes visions of needles in haystacks. | ||
| evoke comparison | 0.53 | As a receiver and runner, the exciting Levias evoked comparisons to Doak Walker himself. | ||
| evoke fear | 0.53 | One petition evoked fears of violence. | ||
| evoke name | 0.53 | No new names were evoked, the official said. | ||
| evoke time | 0.53 | And both men evoke a time gone by. | ||
| evoke laughter | 0.46 | Some even recounted a favorite, evoking laughter. | ||
| evoke nostalgia | 0.46 | Why does the South evoke such nostalgia? | ||
| evoke passion | 0.46 | Soccer does evoke high passions. | ||
| evoke scene | 0.46 | The blackouts evoked fragmented scenes from a fragmented life. |