Sentence examples for a rare evocation of from inspiring English sources

The idea of sustainability runs so deep that instead of machines fueled by diesel, a pair of working oxen have tilled the fields for the better part of a decade, a rare evocation of a New England agricultural tradition.

"He put his arms on the table and rested his head upon them," Salinger writes in "For Esmé — With Love and Squalor," a rare fictional evocation of his war experience.

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

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

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

It is an elegant evocation of a past rather than an actual souvenir.

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

A roving evocation of Russia's past.

It is a moving evocation of the mystery of death.

Like "Housekeeping," "Gilead" is a lyrical evocation of existential solitude.

I think that is quite a profound evocation of being.