Sentence examples for evocation of how from inspiring English sources

The first chapter is a wonderful evocation of how he came to comedy as a child.

That production was an oddly affecting evocation of how we remember and preserve the ephemeral art of the stage.

What follows is a precise yet ineffable evocation of how we recollect music that was important in our lives.

Directed by Jeremy Herrin, "Spur of the Moment" is a raw evocation of how fraught and hopeless life appears through the eyes of puberty.

Mitchell Zuckoff's new oral biography "Robert Altman" is a brilliantly researched, near-cinematic evocation of how the boy from Kansas City became one of the twentieth century's greatest native Americans.

This is a haunting film, an evocation of how long-lost cultures can seem to inhabit certain landscapes even when little remains of them other than the knowledge that they once were there.

But I am still haunted by its grim geography – the dark corridors and lifts, the memorably claustrophobic apartment, the protagonist's awkward sexual awakening and, of course, that terrifying evocation of exactly how it might feel to dismember the freshly dead.

There can be few more vivid evocations in art of how it feels to be in love.

The menu deals with this material reality of the brain and how we understand it, incorporating myths about the brain, the evocation of memory and exploring how our brains decide what is food.

And it's as thorough an evocation as any work of art I've encountered of how a book can so take over your life that you start to see everything through its sensibility.

Fourth Estate; £20 A rich and textured evocation of the quest for marriage or how true love never works out, except at the end of an English novel.Train Dreams.