Sentence examples for evocative wording from inspiring English sources

The cheaply evocative wording of this image suggests a literary immaturity at odds with the restraint and poise found elsewhere in this often formidable novel.

Revolutionary is an evocative word.

Prosperous and fair are good, evocative words and they should be part of a bigger vision.

Do your poems typically spring from an unusual or evocative word?

LAST PENNY is a great entry on its own, and QUIVERY is an interesting and evocative word.

These celebrated artists would kill for a felicitous phrase, a perfectly evocative word -- or a round of sex.

Use common nouns as much as you can: "boots" and "apples" are much more evocative words than "footwear" and "produce".

There were also many equally evocative words and phrases that never made the headlines, because they didn't exist.

Using his playful, evocative words, we've spun images of the Witches and the Twits, Matilda and the Big Friendly Giant (or B.F.G).

Just because Americans may be living "after virtue" -- to use the evocative words of the moral philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre -- does not, however, mean that they are living before vice.

"American" was an evocative word for a movie title as recently as 1999, when American Beauty and American Pie were riding high at the global box office.