Sentence examples for evocative sequence from inspiring English sources

This funny and evocative sequence ends with the young Eddie's head being shorn -- "I told you to pretend you was cuttin' it off," he sobs.

We then get a long and evocative sequence following our hero on a night's adventures through bohemian Soho, and then there is the discovery of the murder itself, the next morning.

In a long, achingly evocative sequence based on an American observer's account of the famine, the mezzo-soprano Rachel Calloway sang with a precision and purity associated with Ms. Upshaw.

There are very evocative dream sequences as Scarlet Witch's spells make the Avengers confront demons in their past.

In fact, the director, Nikolai Foster, has directed "A Chorus Line" outside of London, which may explain an 11th-hour sequence evocative of that production's landmark number "The Music and the Mirror" but does not account for the club foot that has been applied to a show given over largely to dancing.

Once again, we're dropped into a sequence of evocative images: a "flower scorched", clothes that "don't fit us right", a "wedding ring".

Susan Cooper's evocative The Dark Is Rising sequence charts a battle between the forces of light and dark.

Without a text to work from, it must be tempting to introduce a little white lie here and there: an evocative detail, say, or a new sequence of events to improve the narrative?

Mr. Matheson's lively 20-minute sequence of ear-catching timbres and evocative passages was bracketed by episodes of surging energy and buoyant fanfares.

A quiet, pale piece by Barbara Bartholomew is impressive, too, for the way it builds on the concept of sequence, developing each unit as an evocative field offering variations of gentle, muted nuances.

Detection of a diffuse hypertrophy of the synovial membrane at the anterior knee, or of a focal and well-circumscribed nodule, which shows hypointense signal in all MRI sequences (Fig. 17), is highly evocative of PVNS.