Sentence examples for evocative scene from inspiring English sources

With their huge wing sails, surprisingly thin in profile, mirroring the verticals of Coit Tower and the Transamerica Pyramid in the distance, it was an evocative scene.

In the most evocative scene, the camera slowly pans across pastures framed by distant mountains in which cattle graze amid a sprawling grid of power lines.

"McCrea has cleverly included just enough historical detail to set a very evocative scene, then lets his cast tell the story," Pears said.

He is also enchanted by the oral history of Roma folktales and legends, and there's an evocative scene when he stumbles on a Roma settlement.

His latest, THE JAPANESE TEA GARDEN (Stone Bridge, $59.95), opens with an evocative scene of people arriving for a tea ceremony.

Last week, it surfaced in "Dark Shadows," in what Anthony Lane, in his review, identifies as the most evocative scene in the film — although that scene, in itself, constitutes a mini-revival, as the movie is set in 1972.

It has youthful vigor and the composer's signature style: evocative scene-setting, substantial, exhilarating harmony, stirring arias.

Her attempts to tame it are among the most evocative scenes.

But when I think back on the trip, those evocative scenes aren't what first come to mind.

Ms. Monk thought "Mercy" should point, however subtly, to the actual lives behind its movement, wordless songs and evocative scenes.

Some of the most evocative scenes are built around a few casual exchanges, the slangy patter of the strip club where people have been working together for years.