Sentence examples for evocative illusion from inspiring English sources

In the end, its arrangements of blue, black and red are entirely abstract, and the evocative illusion soon dissipates against the ineffable fact that it is not a pastoral seascape, but in fact a modern abstract painting.

But parts of the structure are weak, so they'll have to dig down and make repairs to the concrete bed or the steel skeleton; they will then replace the soil and replant it, in order to create an illusion of evocative neglect.

Not a nook is neglected: Julian McGowan's witty, busy design of props and velevety drapes makes the audience always aware of a stage beyond a stage; Johanna Town's evocative lighting perfectly recreates the illusion of intimacy with golden ponds of light.

It's a consummate illusion that is a product of a range of evocative visual and aural effects.

It's evocative.

They are also evocative.

And more romantically evocative.

Very evocative.

Candles are evocative.

Revolutionary is an evocative word.

It's an evocative place.