"He could have been walking down it himself," Mr. Snow said in recalling Mr. Hendrickson's evocative narrative.
Mr. Araton has done his homework, which results in plenty of fresh insight, but also at times minutiae that bog down the evocative narrative.
With lyrical prose, nuanced characters, and an evocative narrative voice, Tamsen Wolff vividly brings to life the dizzying experience of first love-and its inevitable partner, first heartbreak.
The Hollywood Reporter tells us that "strange dreams, phantoms, a mysterious river creature and tangled romances all play a part in the evocative narrative".
Susan Kamil, the publisher of Random House, said in an e-mail that Ms. Simon's "prose on the page is powerful, evocative, narrative driven, and the stories she tells are riveting".
But he synthesized his biography (as the "kid with a funny name"), his country's current struggles and an idea of generational social progress into one evocative narrative — change.
From the "maniacal churn" of London to the "radical creative future" of Eindhoven, Heathcote presents an evocative narrative, although the key topic of how these surges of creative activity actually impact the affordability and social inclusivity of place remain largely unexplored.
"This evocative narrative succeeds, from its subtle script to its expressive cinematography," the Outfest jury said of the film.
"This evocative narrative succeeds, from its subtle script to its expressive cinematography," the Outfest jury said of the film.
The most striking of these projects demonstrate that methods that belong to the realms of research, science, or law can present data with the visual economy and evocative narrative one would expect to encounter in the most moving and poignant works of art.
Sir Walter Scott, by contrast, was thought of as a major poet for his vigorous and evocative verse narratives The Lay of the Last Minstrel (1805) and Marmion (1808).
