Sentence examples for an evocative road from inspiring English sources
The play begins promisingly, laying out an evocative road map for the direction it intends to pursue.
We have reached the destination whereunto all the others have tended: the village of High Dudgeon, Sussex, on the lonely, potholed, evocative road to Venting-on-Spleen and High Horseborough, seven miles south-south-west of that famous home of aggrieved letter-writers, Umbrage Wells.
There is an evocative account of off-road, adventure cycling in Britain in the early 20th century, and a wonderful introduction to cycle sport: "If half of racing is about masochism, then the other half is about sadism".
Revolutionary is an evocative word.
"Forests are an evocative thing," he said.
Spike Lee does love an evocative character name.
The son et lumiere is accompanied by an evocative soundscape.
Socialism remains for many an evocative symbol and creed.
Too bad — "end of life" was such an evocative phrase.
The term "lost masterpiece" is an evocative one.
