Sentence examples for evocative of time from inspiring English sources

While most are evocative of time and place, what they share is an ability to put across a sense of the rock'n'roll lifestyle.

They roam the wasteland, they rule the night, and no Fallout's ever been quite as evocative of time and place as a result.

"The album is extremely evocative of that time, and it rolls the years back again.

It's funny and evocative of a time when rural Europe was still exotic.

Was there ever a more corruscatingly powerful television drama, more evocative of a time and a place, than Alan Bleasdale's Boys from the Blackstuff?

A military band played patriotic songs evocative of a time before the decline of imperial power during Elizabeth's reign: "Land of Hope and Glory" and "Rule Britannia".

As one of the most visible artists in a world marked by protest, Crabapple is best known for her style evocative of a time of burlesque, of Toulouse Lautrec, of whimsy.

Since the job of "December 7th" was to conjure inspirational purpose out of a debacle, its mix of corn and hysteria is vividly evocative of a time when it was our side that needed to invent Godzilla.

I don't care much for the graphics, but it's very evocative of a time in my life that shaped my love of music, and there's something almost Mona Lisa-like about the photograph on the sleeve.

The album eschews almost all original musicianship, even when just playing a chord on a keyboard would have been the simplest option, because Seltmann and Chater wanted to ensure every single note sounded evocative of another time and place.

His photographs – of the great and the good, the debauched and, occasionally, the dying – have endured chiefly because they are so evocative of a time when a photographer was a friend and confidant to stars happy to be snapped without make-up or airbrushing, and without the interference of managers and PRs.