Sentence examples for evocative ambience from inspiring English sources

And from James Baker, the percussionist, came an incisive and evocative ambience.

Mr. O'Riley ably replicates the evocative ambience of "Exit Music (for a Film)." At the essence of transcribing is "a certain conceit or piano chauvinism" regarding the instrument's capacities, Mr. O'Riley said.

Today, Rick's Café is awash in evocative, if a tad bit touristy, ambience: a piano in the black-and-white tiled courtyard, white plaster arches, handsome dark wood.

The venue is always evocative of the history, culture, food, music and ambience of the city itself.

Known for her evocative paintings and prints – which, although semi-abstract, always retain a landscape ambience – Freeman's psycho-geographical video is further concerned with the atmosphere of places.

The ambience?

It's evocative.

They are also evocative.

And more romantically evocative.

Very evocative.

Ambience: Surprisingly upmarket.