Sentence examples for evocative time from inspiring English sources

It's a peculiarly evocative time capsule of the surprisingly intense and widespread chess fever that gripped the country when Fischer competed to become the first (and, it turned out, only) American champion of the twentieth century.

Mr. Duckworth was a versatile stylist whose most frequently heard work, the 24 evocative "Time Curve Preludes" (1978) for solo piano, is regarded as one of the first scores in the post-Minimalist style.

To me it evokes another time, a more evocative time, the world of Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, the French Riviera, "To Catch a Thief".

Every day I remember my lost crewmates, but anniversaries are especially evocative times, because it is difficult to think of anything else.

Whether understated or assertive, his brushwork is less descriptive than evocative, suggesting time as much as place.

It is a richly evocative cultural time capsule that links the songs with promotional interviews and awards ceremony presentations and swatches of movie dialogue.

While most are evocative of time and place, what they share is an ability to put across a sense of the rock'n'roll lifestyle.

It's one of my favourite films and it's so evocative about time and mortality, how it's fast when you're old and slow when you're young.

They roam the wasteland, they rule the night, and no Fallout's ever been quite as evocative of time and place as a result.

The large, painted letters that overlay this mildly agitated ground mostly spell out the names of bands (Joy Division) and their songs ("Atmosphere") plus phrases evocative of time's passage (decades, dawn fades).

The story is so well-paced and evocative in times you'll feel like you are in it.