Sentence examples for evocative site from inspiring English sources

Governors Island, which held imprisoned Confederate soldiers during the war, is an evocative site (it's great fun to attend on a Thursday or Friday afternoon, when the island is not otherwise open to the public).

Tikhvin, St Petersburg With beautiful gothic memorials and A-list residents such as Dostoevsky, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky, this is an evocative site, sitting beside Alexander Nevsky Monastery, founded by Peter the Great.

Philipsz is particularly adept at finding curious and evocative sites for her sound pieces, which invariably consist of recordings of her own pleasant, but untrained, singing voice.

She was also an enthusiastic keeper of her own flame, appearing at horror conventions and maintaining an evocative Web site, pittofhorror.com.

Saepinum is full of such pairings: ancient and contemporary, urban and rustic, it is among the country's most evocative, unspoiled sites.

"Moscow and New York are incredibly alike these days," said Mr. Nikitin, who added that the midnight-to-dawn bike tour of Manhattan would focus on architecture and sites evocative of the city's postwar culture.

Egnazia was ancient when the Romans came, and it is well preserved in a sprawling site as evocative as Pompeii.

Instead, Mr. Marks said, he focused on using a simply designed Web site and evocative photographs to create the most satisfying emotional experience.

A widely shared ideal was shooting on location and taking advantage of the evocative qualities of provincial sites.

It is simple but oddly monumental, evocative of an ancient ceremonial site.

Encompassing photography, poetry, fiction and interviews, amongst many other things, The Derelict Sensation is a rich, evocative and wistfully thought-provoking site.