Sentence examples for A evocation from inspiring English sources

What We Did On Our Holidays from 1969 contained Fotheringay, a evocation of Mary, Queen of Scots that now sounds rather gauche, but served notice of both her talent and ambition the same year's Unhalf bricking featured Who Knows Where the Time Goes, so brimming with poise and insight that it hardly sounded like something authored by a 22-year-old.

This is a sketch, a portrait, an evocation of mood and character, without regard to linear plot points.

It's a novel that works on every level: as an evocation, an instruction, a revelation; as fun.

We wanted a narrative, an evocation of the Edwardian period, and a sense of character.

He searches — "Everything and everyone, existence itself, has become an evocation, a possibility for resemblance".

It's an evocation, a mood piece.

The six panels are a sort of storyboard, an evocation of an elsewhere.

But the asparagus bisque, a special on a Saturday night, was an evocation of spring in a bowl.

You can read them in these pictures, each an evocation, each a celebration and a summoning.

Artifacts of grueling daily labor on the land are arranged in an evocation of a crown of thorns atop a cross.

Lyrically, it is a sad and melancholic song, with an evocation of an as-yet unrequited, though apparently inevitable, love.