Sentence examples for evocative cadence from inspiring English sources

With its evocative cadence, the track pulls you by the heart as you become more involved in the couple's interactions as well as a possible external circumstance that is alluded to throughout the video.

Keaton writes not so much in chapters, though there are chapters, but in pieces, some rushed and breathless and vague, others almost journalistic in their determination to get the facts right, all of them evocative of her famously elliptical cadence and non sequitur manner, which is just as effective and irritating here as it is on screen.

So it's possible LISTENING to speech (including such things as cadence, rhythm and intonation) is more spontaneously comprehensible and linked to emotional brain centers — hence more evocative and natural".

Good cadence.

It's evocative.

They are also evocative.

Very evocative.

With Cadence Weapon.

And more romantically evocative.

2. A synchronized cadence.

Candles are evocative.