Foucault wrote in clear evocative French, but his followers have a possessive obscurity.
She also wrote the novel Zami: A New Spelling of My Name (1982), noted for its clear, evocative imagery and its treatment of a mother-daughter relationship.
Irish songstress Murphy leaves the chart-topping days of Moloko's electronica behind and on this, her second solo album, mixes her clear, evocative voice with Sixties funk and classic disco beats to great effect.
First, despite their limitations, the predictive validity of self-reported symptoms is often acceptable and the observed prevalence estimates are generally reasonable and consistent over time [ 67], particularly when the survey deals with symptoms that are clear and evocative [ 60, 61].
The writing that results is superbly clear, intimate and evocative.
In prose that is clear, precise and evocative, Rakoff renders her people and places touchably real.
The work, an invented fable about how the Lark was ejected from the Chinese zodiac, set to clear, lucid and evocative music, was sung in English and staged with whimsical headdresses, choreography and PowerPoint animations.
As became clear during an evocative tour of the restored apartments in what is now the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, those were the main ethnic groups who crammed into the area (sometimes with 12 in 2 rooms, one windowless) from 1863 to 1935.
Having pursued a high school passion for classical choral music through training at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the Juilliard School, he developed a style based on clear melodies, thrilling harmonies, evocative effects and sensitive text handling.
Describing a collection in a way that is compelling, evocative and clear can mean the difference — at least to those charged with doing it — between attracting an entirely new group of customers and repelling existing ones.
"To Siberia" is written in language that is clear, rhythmic, and often evocative: There were the great plains with unbroken lines, and a sky and a light as from the dawn of the world, and timbered houses and flocks of birds like a thousand flamingoes that changed into seagulls when they took off and flew and filled the world before they dissolved and were gone.
