Sentence examples for evocative foreign from inspiring English sources

For instance, there is nothing like walking down State Street late night after seeing an evocative foreign film.

On its pages, the past really was a foreign country, with evocative names — Livonia, Courland, the Ottoman Empire — that conjured a distant era.

Foreign Films 148 minutes, English subtitles In this ______ (lyrically evocative / surreally postmodern / evocatively surreal and postmodernly lyrical) foreign film, a ______ (sexy young male political fugitive / sexy young woman in a loveless marriage / sexy young couple studying abroad) discovers ________ (his sexuality / her sexuality / the Holocaust).

Foreign Films 148 minutes, English subtitles In this ________ (lyrically evocative / surreally postmodern / evocatively surreal and postmodernly lyrical) foreign film, a ________ (sexy young male political fugitive / sexy young woman in a loveless marriage / sexy young couple studying abroad) discovers ________ (his sexuality / her sexuality / the Holocaust).

Benjamin Netanyahu took command of Congress — and, at least temporarily, the locus of U.S. foreign policy — in an evocative appeal today to scuttle the current nuclear diplomacy with Iran.

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.

According to Jon Wiederhorn from MTV News, the shots of the video are "evocative and artistic, resembling a cross between a foreign film and a Chanel advertisement".

Mr. Meyer edits World Policy Journal (the name is evocative), holds a Princeton Ph.D. in politics and has been a Washington Post foreign correspondent and a New York Times editorial writer.

The prevalent critique of the prayer movement's overseas involvement was chiefly advanced by the journalist Jeff Sharlet, whose 2008 book, "The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power," painted an evocative portrait of a cultlike vanguard movement that "recasts theology in the language of empire," and facilitated a right-wing American foreign policy.

Very evocative.

It's evocative.