Sentence examples for an evocative slice from inspiring English sources

Together these towns and cities reveal an evocative slice of Hurston's Florida.

The result is somewhere between a comedy spy thriller and an evocative slice of political reportage.

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Let us hope there remains space for places like the Agricultural Museum, evocative slices of Egyptian – and museological – history.

Revolutionary is an evocative word.

It's an evocative place.

"Forests are an evocative thing," he said.

The son et lumiere is accompanied by an evocative soundscape.

Spike Lee does love an evocative character name.

Socialism remains for many an evocative symbol and creed.

Too bad — "end of life" was such an evocative phrase.