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The trend they're most related to is reactive programming, so they want a name that evokes that.

Quite simply, the purpose a work of art is to exist as art--self-expression that evokes an emotional response from it's audience.

It humbles you and evokes that feeling of self-insignificance like when you look at aerial view of cities through an airplane window.

Just because a movie evokes a strong emotional impact doesn't make it good.

I understand that the Confederate flag evokes strong, negative reactions from black people, as it probably should.

I guess I'm allowed to correct a posteriori, when my spelling evokes the true 'Pearlman'.

Yes, it is kind of silly, it is just a sticker, but it subconsciously evokes negative associations, at least for me.

It evokes images of Charlie Chaplin eating boiled-shoe soup, or Charlie Bucket's entire family eating thin cabbage soup (and just one Wonka bar per year).

When I see stray dogs in Mexico they always have a submissive demeanor and a facial expression that invariably evokes pity.

Divorced from the device, it evokes nice fail imagery.

This competition evokes modelling, optimisation and the exploration/exploitation tradeoff.

You could still use imagery that evokes the film but isn't trademarked or under copyright - like an image (not from the film) of flaming tire tracks for example.

That's fine, though the use of "hotswapping" evokes the image of some more elaborate DSU mechanism.

It's interesting because it all evokes an era that never actually existed and the library of "lore" for this era just keeps growing.

To Italians it sounds very good, and evokes images of a "handcrafted" brand.

Furthermore, am I the only one so far to comment on the fact that the "biker gang" image the author evokes is inherently judgmental and simple-minded?

Evokes pictures of myself stuck in a group of awesome people making it obvious to myself how not-awesome I am...