Sentence examples for aptly evokes from inspiring English sources

Contrasting melodious interludes with agitated sections, the score aptly evokes its namesake, perhaps to a fault: except for a few piquant harmonies, Schumann's voice overpowered Mr. Lieberson's.

A rotating set with sinister gray walls aptly evokes various locales, including the soldiers' barracks, the town square and the smugglers' mountain hideout.

On the subject of his own life, Troy — a former Negro League baseball star turned sanitation worker, and a man whose name aptly evokes a legendary, ruined splendor — is a first-class mythmaker.

The attractive sets by Meganne George aptly evoked the setting in 17th-century Spain.

Ms. Graham accompanied herself stylishly on the piano, aptly evoking a favorite practice of Reynaldo Hahn's on a night she did his work exquisite justice.

In the vivid "Scherzo Liquido," eerie electronic beats punctuate a pointillist string canvas, aptly evoking the unnerving sound of dripping water.

The exhibition reveals this little-known aspect of his career in a large selection of casual-seeming photographs, aptly titled "The Intentional Snapshot," that evoke Ibsen's unreassuring naturalism with whiffs of spooky Maeterlinck.

The first aptly implies brassy confidence, and the second evokes not just food but cuddling.

Barber didn't attach a specific program to the work, but the Sylvan musicians aptly conveyed the sultry prairie humidity it evokes and the vitality of its jaunty outbursts.

The lyrical score was somewhat bland given the turbulence of the relationship it evoked, although the soprano Emily Pulley aptly conveyed the turmoil of Caitlin's life.

Though Halévy did not try to evoke Jewish musical idioms, even in the Seder scene, Mr. Shicoff aptly brought a cantorial melancholia to his singing.