Sentence examples for evocative conditions from inspiring English sources
Laboratory-based procedures designed to measure prosodic expression from natural speech have shown early promise for measuring individual differences in emotional expression but have yet to produce robust within-group prosodic changes across various evocative conditions.
Such definitions appear to treat impairments merely as "evocative" causes as conditions that are subject to exclusion and oppression.
One evocative umbrella term for chaplains is "compassion fatigue".
Our strategy addresses these conditions by proposing a form evocative of the very thing Songdo lacks: a history.
"Ocean Scene, Henrietta Scudding" is especially evocative, depicting the fast-sailing schooner Henrietta battling some treacherous midocean sailing conditions during the first trans-Atlantic yacht race in December 1866.
This historical example is highly evocative of what is happening in southern Europe, and of what could happen further to the north if economic conditions deteriorate dramatically.
The video is comprised entirely of people seen looking at, conditioned by, and responding to clocks, and clock-like social signifiers conjoined in a way most evocative... and provocative... of the cultural and metaphysical enigmas of Time.
Her eye for details — clothing, food, travel conditions — helps bring the diplomat's world to life, and her portraits of foreign leaders are lively and evocative.
And more romantically evocative.
