Sentence examples similar to evocative of a stamp from inspiring English sources

And minus the cost of a stamp.

The songs themselves are also evocative of a bygone era.

It's evocative of a frilly Victorian drape.

The ads are written in an offbeat, poetic style evocative of a manifesto.

(A lovely choral number, evocative of a New England winter, begins and ends the show).

The structure is both modern and evocative of a forest fantasy: a portal for the imagination.

The holes are evocative of a standing figure in a plumed hat seen sideways.

"He was probably trying to be musically evocative of a teletype," Mr. Feuerzeig said.

"The narration is evocative of a Greek chorus, at once communal and all-knowing".

Beautifully evocative of a 19th-century hunting lodge, but the food is mediocre.

But we kind of liked it because it's evocative of a lot of things.