Sentence examples for evocative photograph from inspiring English sources

The vital connection between the recently martyred Che and Korda's mournful, elegiac and evocative photograph had been established.

The fragrant recipes and evocative photograph of Ms. Wolfert in a soft green caftan, with vendors in a dusty marketplace, put a thousand tagines onto American tables.

(A more permanent metal silhouette remains there today). The vital connection between the recently martyred Che and Korda's mournful, elegiac and evocative photograph had been established.

It is not incidental that the most evocative photograph from the President's first months in office is one of the few candid shots from Inauguration Day.

[Occupy Los Angeles, Los Angeles Times] Jasna Hodzic, a photojournalist and student at the University of California, Davis, wrote about her evocative photograph of students being pepper-sprayed for Jim Romenesko's new media site.

New York, New York is rising up in this evocative photograph by Stieglitz, as high-rises define the city's sense of itself as a competitive, dog-eat-dog metropolis.

The only downside is a short season (those evocative photographs were taken in high summer).

Mr. Riggs has combed junk stores and yard sales, raking up evocative photographs that have been cast aside.

Or, perhaps, as these wonderfully strange and evocative photographs attest, he made it so.

Like its forerunners it includes a detailed biographical chronology and many evocative photographs.

"Room," at Sadie Coles in London, explores emotionally charged dwelling spaces through sculpture, tiny model buildings and evocative photographs.