Sentence examples for Evocatively described from inspiring English sources

These photos began to point to a direction, to show that photos of ordinary people, evocatively described, could be meaningful".

The brilliant young American pianist Jonathan Biss evocatively described a more recent Kurtág concert on his blog.

I'm aware that that's a strange thing to say about a mutilated, stunted creature living on four rupees a day in an evocatively described living hell.

New York's summer smellscape is rife with garlic, green macrobiotic wheatgrass drinks and spilled beer – evocatively described as "the smell of broken dreams".

His future interests and talents were shaped and nurtured by his large, rumbustious, cultivated, polymathic Jewish family, evocatively described in his memoir.

In her memoirs, the former prime minister evocatively described the sale of state assets as essential to "eroding the corro sive and corrupting effects of socialism".

My friend Avi Soifer, dean at University of Hawaii, evocatively describes justice not as a place, but as a direction, like north.

Nearly every women is likely to encounter the same kind of "click" moment that Jane O'Reilly so evocatively describes.

Next year, Brian Gibson, half of the Rhode Island noise band Lightning Bolt, will début Thumper, an experimental game that he evocatively describes as "rhythm violence".

Evans lovingly and evocatively describes the vanished newsroom of Linotype machines and gigantic manual typewriters, nearly as noisy and smelly as a factory floor.

Mr. Díaz evocatively describes Yunior's affection for Santo Domingo: how he loves "the plane landing, everybody clapping when the wheels kiss the runway," loves "the redhead woman on her way to meet the daughter she hasn't seen in 11 years," holding gifts on her lap "like the bones of a saint".