can evoke the feeling of familiarity, allowing us to recognize a situation without a clear

experiences tend to evoke a greater emotional  response when compared to material items.

light and colors and materials that evoke nature.

high school graduation College days traveling  the world music can evoke so much in US yes  

Of all the military bugle calls, not as more easily recognized, more apt to evoke emotion than the bugle call taps.

These heavy, carefully layered, naturally shaped stones evoke a deep sense of permanence, stability, and inherited power, the kind that withstands the ravages of time.

Invoke, evoke, decode, reload

Now, thinking about death may evoke feelings of fear and sorrow along with the motivation

And I do see that during times of hardship and trouble, he really works to evoke the memory of his grandfather.

So, while Kusama's Infinity Rooms can evoke ideas of the grand, infinite universe, her dotted paintings and replicating patterns also allude to microscopic cells and exploding atomic particles.

These environments often evoke visitors to contemplate the experience on an existential, cosmological level.