Sentence examples for evocative sentiment from inspiring English sources
VARIETY PUZZLE — Today's quote by short story author Alice Munro is a lovely and evocative sentiment: the idea that HATE is infectious and spreads through the soul like A DROP OF BLACK INK IN MILK.
The lyrics by Ms. Ahrens and the music by Alan Menken paint the show with sentiment, and the evocative sets by Tony Walton, the vivid costumes of William Ivey Long, the lighting by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer, and the sound by Tony Meola compound the Victorian atmosphere of a story that is ever of its time and ever timeless.
The oil sketches are full of frenetic motion, painted in dynamic brushstrokes, dripping with wind and weather, overpowered by the evocative skies he called "the chief organ of sentiment in a landscape".
Zeffiro's voice was as strong and clear, and his song was evocative of another time -- when music had sentiment and melody.
They intuited that Ms. Stanjeski would be able to provide what was "not meant to be evocative of great art but evocative of the sickly sentiment" implied in Mr. Nichols's play.
Instead of the laughter of comedy or the heart-melting sentiment of a personal tribute, he offers her impressive, evocative abstractions that appear intended to arouse something like pure awe, not at the wonders of existence but at the awesomeness of Greg himself.
And more romantically evocative.
