Sentence examples for evocative description from inspiring English sources

This is an evocative description of the experience of reading on any screen.

The digital world demands a change in Baril's evocative description of the current state of affairs.

Deisner writes, To this day, I'm reminded of that evocative description when I use my french press each morning.

Hamilton's prose is remarkable, and those opening pages rival "The Education of Henry Adams" as an evocative description of the lost world of childhood.

His references to homosexuality, "oral stimulation," and masturbation are couched in a rich setting of wit, charm, linguistic subtlety, superb literary craftsmanship, evocative description, and deep human sympathy.

And yet she also makes room in her story -- or rather, in Cicely's stories -- for passages of simple and immensely evocative description.

Her evocative descriptions of Jamaica and how she grew to love it again are transporting.

These evocative descriptions are underpinned by a gripping story of love, loss and tragedy.

McCullers' evocative descriptions of place contribute in no small part to this.

Unbuilding Detroit (Radio 4) began with evocative descriptions of empty private and public spaces.

His birthplace had a profound influence on his writing, which is rich in evocative descriptions of the dramatic landscape.