Sentence examples for evocative sets from inspiring English sources

The stark, darkly evocative sets are inspired by "The Disasters of War," etchings by Goya.

The evocative sets by Ms. Stone draw on the muted colorings and signature lines of Mr. Sendak's work.

But Ned Stressen Reuter's video images conjure the locations effectively, aided by Kenneth Grady Barker's minimal but evocative sets.

Other strengths of the production include the costumes by Sam Fleming — stylish waistcoats and splendid dresses — and the evocative sets by Jo Winiarski.

Strong visual images and clean, abstract, evocative sets are hallmarks of Mark Lamos's production of Puccini's Japanese classic, which returns to City Opera tonight.

As it is, the play -- under the fluid direction of David Schweizer and with minimal but thoroughly evocative sets by James Morgan -- does hold one's attention for its nearly three hours, even at its most frustrating.

(Takeshi Kata's muted, evocative set is an excellent and unobtrusive accessory to the proceedings).

If Michael Schweikardt's evocative set design is not really scented, no one wants to know.

And the audience is drawn into Farley's congregation by virtue of Richard Meyer's evocative setting.

(Esbjornson shows time passing by periodically projecting slides of current events on the rear wall of John Lee Beatty's evocative set).

Now also a bar and a gig venue, it is, says NARC. magazine editor Claire Dupree, "an evocative setting".