Sentence examples for evocative snapshot from inspiring English sources
Where Larkin offers an evocative snapshot, Sprackland maps every inch of the lost domain.
In that spirit, Eric Wareheim showcases creative short films, including an evocative snapshot of life in Huddersfield by Lucy Luscombe, soundtracked by electronic duo Darkstar, and an art film shot in the Balkans by Gery Georgieva for Frieze.
The Lyons prints remain an evocative snapshot of a distinctive moment in time – a period when utility and invention worked together – and a reflection of Britain's undemonstrative but confident postwar self-image.
Alan Ball's vampire drama was preposterous but thrillingly so, working as a decent allegory for the gay rights struggle and an evocative snapshot of old, weird America as well as a sexy, pacy fantasy.
More interested in unpicking the broiling tensions of outback Queensland than in tying up the loose ends of his straggle-threaded whodunnit plot, writer-director Ivan Sen (who also shoots, scores and edits) goes walkabout through the minefield of contemporary Australian culture, offering an evocative snapshot of an unravelling crime scene – social, racial and economic.
She included an evocative snapshot that reminded me that she's now taken over the kitchen at the legendary San Francisco cafe.
These objects are as evocative as snapshots, but they can't be reproduced.
Evocative, atmospheric snapshots in time, they remind me more than anything of Edward Hopper's paintings.
While the camera is no longer truly analog, the resulting images are fascinating in their own way, evocative of old snapshots found in shoebox.
A signature of Tartt's prose style is the evocative list, like this snapshot of a detail from Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson appearing in a poster for a Met exhibition: "livid flesh, multiple shades of black, alcoholic-looking surgeons with bloodshot eyes and red noses".
His work now includes quirky, soulful portraits as well as evocative images, and his installations incorporate tiny snapshots alongside poster-size work taped up and down walls.
