Sentence examples for clearly evocative from inspiring English sources
As a drummer he was clearly evocative of his predecessor, Billy Cobham — especially in the steady thrum of eighth notes on his double bass-drum pedal — but he didn't seem restricted by any mandate of imitation.
The event, clearly evocative of Opening Day ceremonies at the start of each Major League Baseball season, is patterned after the N.F.L. kickoff festivities last September in Midtown Manhattan.
Another close musical resemblance occurs in the scene of Commodus's triumphal entry into Rome, accompanied by music clearly evocative of two sections – the Prelude to Das Rheingold and Siegfried's Funeral March from Götterdämmerung – from Wagner's Ring of the Nibelungs.
The recovery of the same Aspergillus species from several respiratory samples in the course of antibiotic-resistant pneumonia in patients with risk factors is clearly evocative of the diagnosis [ 21].
Given how important the Disasters of War were to Picasso, Dali and the image of the civil war, this is clearly an important, evocative, emotionally raw thing, and they have scribbled all over it.
"Madame Prosecutor" is less evocative but is clearly written and generally well paced, although occasionally the depth of detail, as Del Ponte outlines yet another meeting with obstructive Serbian or Croatian officials, slows down the narrative.
Commentators describe the quality of the music as uneven and at times unoriginal, but acknowledge the opera as a work of promise in which Bizet's gifts for melody and evocative instrumentation are clearly evident.
Dawkins clearly wanted it to be more literary, evocative and personal than his previous books.
The roasted chicken with Asian spices (Mr. Halko declines to reveal his recipe but it clearly includes aniseed) was a winner: crispy, evocative — different.
Town, schoolroom, church are all clearly delineated (helped by Walt Spangler's economical but evocative décor, with the barest wooden framework for each building descending on cue, and Holly Hynes's costumes).
I fell in love, with Atticus of course, my first full-on literary crush, but also with the lush, evocative language which transported me so clearly to a time and place I never knew.
