Ms. Radcliffe's words evoke imagery of race, history, love and family, and are a sharp turn from poets past.
"Slippin'" has a smooth trip-hop feel, with vocals that will evoke imagery of an attractive woman drinking a cocktail, or Joaquin Phoenix during his crazy phase.
But with only a few seconds for each item on his list, he could no longer allow the same flow of spontaneously evoked imagery as before.
Bill Frisell Musicc for Strings Bill Frisell is usually more comfortable evoking imagery with guitars than words, but he comes out with a cracker in this clip – that music-making is like exploring "a giant tree … you go off on this branch for a while, then you grab this one … and you're just in there, with the music".
This idiom evokes imagery involving a Sherpa bag, a yearly veterinary checkup, and three confused kitties.
Yet amongst technologists, "mashup" evokes imagery of combining distinct applications together to create something new and amazing -- like seeing how far your pizza delivery is on a Google Map or scrolling over a politician's name anywhere and seeing who gives them money.
In the current experiment, dysphoric participants were given training and instructions to evoke mental imagery in line with our previous work on mental imagery generation (Holmes, Mathews, et al., 2008).
When they do evoke such imagery, they seem to be learned and remembered even more easily.
Georgina Chapman, the designer of Marchesa, wanted to evoke the imagery of a fairy tale.
Most everything in Arch Lauterer's spare set manages to evoke phallic imagery (unless chess pieces were much, much bigger in the Brontës' day).
Felix Mendelssohn ultimately elevated the accompaniment to the status of song in his Songs Without Words (1832 45; Lieder ohne Worte), a collection of textless pieces that evoke poetic imagery through the sound of the piano alone.
