Sentence examples for evocative spirit from inspiring English sources

Reading the wonderfully evocative Spirit Of Talk Talk book while listening to the similarly named tribute CD featuring Bon Iver's Sean Carey, Fyfe Dangerfield, King Creosote, Joan As Police Woman, Jason Lytle and White Lies reinterpreting Talk Talk's brooding, magnificent repertoire, you get the impression that the 1980s group led by Mark Hollis have become Britain's answer to the Velvets.

How, in the thick of this long, hot summer, to ride my way into the old, the authentic, the atmospheric, the evocative, the spirit-lifting, the Mediterranean?

Let's hope the new year will bring a few more records as evocative of youthful spirit as Panic Prevention most definitely is.

For that matter, the texts in its booklet are themselves more deeply evocative of the spirit of Davis's music than is the entire movie.

You have to admire the evocative imagery of "Spirit in the Night," where Wild Billy rides up to his friends, "Crazy Janey and her mission man," slams on his coaster brakes and asks, "Anybody wanna go on up to Greasy Lake?" The crew heads out "to where the gypsy angels go / They're built like light and they dance like spirits in the night".

"EleVen is evocative of the spirit of triumph over adversity and the name is a reminder not to impose limits," Williams said in a press release.

These were surely aimed at uptown girls, but with a flirtatious spirit politely evocative of sensuality but nothing to make Mr. Som's woman — or his show — stand out in a crowd.

Their biggest hit, "For What It's Worth" (1967), about clashes between youth and police on Sunset Strip, remains evocative of the era's spirit and its tensions.

"We worked closely with Amazon to ensure that Ramsay's statements wouldn't be construed as offensive to certain groups of people, and still maintain the spirit of his evocative style," Ground Control CEO Mike Macadaan told TechCrunch.

Mr. Fischer's tempos and dynamics tended toward extremes, punctuated with resounding silences, but always yielded results that sounded fresh, inspired and wholly in the spirit of Beethoven's evocative writing.

The diction Money uses to describe spirit is beautiful and evocative, in contrast to the spare, urgent voice elsewhere, as in this description of the flood: "At the church, someone looked down and saw that water was rising up through the seams of the floorboards.