Sentence examples for evocative wind from inspiring English sources

Evocative wind solos and jazzy hues were woven through the work, which concluded on a mellow note with a solo of plucked cello strings.

The locations are varied and generally evocative, with wind blowing through swaying branches.

Even his chapter titles are evocative: Barefoot, The Wind, Perfection, Fear.

The overture, inspired by a ritual dance accompanied by drums that is performed each January during an annual festival in the Philippines, began with evocative melodies from different wind instruments.

Legowelt seems to channel some of the mythological ethos the title implies by creating a sense of hectic rapture, where the synths swirl in winding figures evocative of the euphoric natural gas experts say influenced the oracle.

Revolutionary is an evocative word.

It's an evocative place, where the sound of the wind thrumming over grass mixes with endless lark song.

Another early Tresselt-Duvoisin collaboration, "Sun Up" (1949), for ages 4 to 8, was praised in The Times Book Review for creating "an evocative impression of the changing moods of wind and weather".

It is an evocative tour de force: snow and biting winds gust from its pages.

Spare and evocative as a poem, Woodson's refrain winds through the book, fastening us to the comfort of memories and the strength of family ties.

The oil sketches are full of frenetic motion, painted in dynamic brushstrokes, dripping with wind and weather, overpowered by the evocative skies he called "the chief organ of sentiment in a landscape".