Sentence examples for evocative image from inspiring English sources

Hugh Raffles's beautifully written "Insectopedia" — part reference, part narrative and wholly engrossing — begins with an evocative image.

"It's a very evocative image when you have cities that have transparently undergone some Sodom and Gomorrah-like cataclysm.

While searching for images for the piece, I came across Kathryn Hillier's equally evocative image "Jardin des Plantes".

It's an evocative image, though the thing about Proteus is that when caught he does tell the truth.

It was an evocative image of the old Left and of what North-South solidarity can look like — even if he eventually moved out.

It's an evocative image, even though I thought the secular Indian state was supposed to encourage the erasure of casteism from the classroom.

Still, there are some evocative images here.

You have some evocative images of architecture being buried under the rising water.

Legends can thrive on evocative images, and the camera loved James Dean.

IT is one of the most evocative images of Greenwich Village in the 1960s.

Television news reports were understandably intoxicated by the rush of nostalgia — and evocative images.