Sentence examples for evocative pictures from inspiring English sources

I lost several hours paging through the evocative pictures in this book, and the text is equally absorbing.

Charles Alston made evocative pictures of farm life and poverty in the South, like "Farm Boy," showing here, an affecting portrait done in 1941, during his fellowship.

But this book does contain some evocative pictures and, if you can turn down the editorializing, some provocative and very entertaining information as well.

In the T.A.T., test takers are shown a series of evocative pictures depicting domestic scenes and are asked to tell a story about each one.

The result is a sweet collage of sound and evocative pictures, including a crayon drawing of rats on the No. 7 train, by Ariel, the daughter of an unrequited high school love of Mr. Rosler's.

But now we also have some highly evocative pictures of what Glastonbury did feel like in the 80s, complete with CND campaigners, Jesus impersonators and a man with a sword, from photographer Ian Sumner.

"Gores in his way is as resourceful as the Master himself, and has dreamed up an evocative picture of San Francisco in 1928 — with its beauty, its venality, its dirty cops and politicians," wrote Newgate Callendar (the book-reviewing pseudonym of the music critic Harold C. Schonberg) in The New York Times Book Review.

The report's authors paint an evocative picture of what this might mean for our low-lying coastal regions: "The greater frequency of severe flooding events affecting the increasing number of waterfront residences may lead to abandonment of ground floors (as in Venice) or ultimately of entire buildings," they write.

They include several long conversations in the last weeks of the writer's life, and paint an evocative picture of a man tormented by the memories of his first marriage and the notion that he had never been as happy as he was when young and impoverished in Paris.

Vas is a one-man whirlwind of off-the-cuff asides, rapid-fire patter and evocative picture painting.

Among the most evocative are pictures of jazz musicians.