Sentence examples for evocative text from inspiring English sources
Mr. Eckert sang and spoke his own evocative text to Mr. Mackey's and Mr. Sherry's accompaniment.
It had reproductions of paintings by Hubert Shuptrine and an evocative text by the poet and novelist James Dickey.
The one complaint a reader might lodge is that this book does not contain enough photographs to illustrate its richly evocative text.
The evocative text was arranged by Janet Eilber, the artistic director of the Martha Graham Center, from correspondence between Graham and the composer Aaron Copland.
Performing an evocative text by Anne Carson as randomized by Robert Currie, the Hilliard countertenor David James dipped and curled in melodic lines suspended above chord sequences that floated like sun-warmed clouds.
It's impossible not to hanker for a frame-by-frame reproduction to accompany her evocative text, but the selected illustrations give a striking sense of the richness of its images, at once vividly immediate and tantalisingly strange.
To evocative texts by John Milton, the music spotlights the contrasts between the "busy hum of men" in the city, and the "hedge-row elms, on hillocks green" of the countryside, setting up the deeper contrast between cheerfulness and melancholy.
In the vastness of today's Mexico City, it is not easy to imagine Tenochtitlán, but, backed by evocative texts and his own contagious enthusiasm, Mr. Wood finds traces of it.
Glenn Ligon purposefully mines American history and culture for source material, transforming evocative texts on race, sexuality and the like into tangible objects that explore language and the politics of representation.
"Images are often much more evocative than text, for some people at least," says Arai, and seeing pictures of service users reminds you that they are people, not just research subjects.
The score was evocative, the text economical and precise, in stark contrast to Stephen Deazley's mundane mood-music for Dream Angus, McCall Smith's self-indulgent reworking (with Ben Twist) of his own story about a woman retrieving her errant husband via a shrink specialising in dreams about pigs.
