Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Does Lochhead manage to arouse our sympathy?
• She wants to arouse pity for herself.
• A gift not only to arouse his curiosity but to utterly convince him.
• One noise, one twitch, that would arouse anyone's suspicion, and your Mr. Summers is finished.
• Half of a woman's success is knowing how to arouse pity when she has to.
• Guns have always had the power to arouse.
• As long as you're not trying to arouse yourself or others?
• The necessary chapter on employment must not arouse any false hopes.

• Although many lessons are intended to evoke the European dimension, they do not always have the desired result.
• Freed him in 1945 and wrote this book about Paris to evoke the memory and suffering of those who had been annihilated.
• It, I think, helps enormously to evoke... the sort of...
• In other words, the beer
• Presumably people who want to evoke fond holiday memories.
• Words, too, can't do more than just evoke things.
• My friends, a jewel toast, firstly to Margery, who through her beauty can evoke a virility in a man with half a century behind him.
• What matters, though, is that we should evoke this interest, and, moreover, give the EU democratic legitimacy.