What a lovely, inspiring documentary, and far more evocative without the pictures.
The articles and photographs are far more evocative of a traditional magazine than an advertorial or infomercial.
The first move ment of the "Moonlight," for example, went in unwavering tempo throughout, and sound ed far more evocative than in hyper ‐ romantic, rubato ‐ heavy interpretations.
Mr. Fauville also makes sculpture, and his small cast-iron towers, with their rusted surfaces and memorial overtones, are far more evocative.
Were its "spire" to be reclassified as an "antenna," according to the council's criteria, One World Trade Center's official architectural height would be a far less evocative 1,368 feet — 83 feet shorter than Willis Tower.
The effect of the audiobook, in comparison to the show, was a bit like finding that a well-rendered sketch can be far more evocative than a clumsily colored painting.
The garage, by contrast, feels far more evocative of the man behind the myth: discarded, scrunched-up papers lie around the place, and pools of fountain pen ink, as if he had just popped out for a quick breath of sea air.
But the mixture of both is far more evocative than simply chosing one or the other. .
For a Romantic viewer, the tenuous, unpolished, wavering, dappled surface was far more evocative than the veneered and polished surface.
Today, the vulnerabilities of the Muslims around the world are such that radical and violent slogans are far more evocative than the moderate and nonviolent ones.
