Sentence examples for good evocation from inspiring English sources

"The story has been boiled down, but it is a good evocation of the era and it will definitely inspire people.

So episode two finishes more or less where it began, with Frodo and Sam forging manfully - or rather hobbitfully - onward for their final confrontation with the enemy next Christmas, leaving behind only the mystery of how some people can, with a straight face, claim that all this represents a serious evocation of good and evil.

Hoare is particularly good in his evocation of the pagan lure exercised by the New Forest on the imagination of metropolitan slum dwellers.

One good example is her evocation of her hawk's own psychology.

Asked about President Bush's evocations of "good versus evil in war," Mr. Obama warned that such talk could dull Americans' readiness to look critically at their own nation's actions, but he carefully framed that warning by affirming the reality of evil in the world and the moral obligation it sometimes created to take up arms.

What he has is an outstanding talent for comic scenes and for an evocation of balmy good nature.

Marcella Lowery plays Barbara Jordan in Kristine Thatcher's biographical evocation, "Voice of Good Hope," receiving its East Coast premiere at Luna Stage in Montclair after productions in San Francisco and Chicago.

The result was that Boies was able to read into the record some rather stirring evocations of the good that allowing same-sex marriage would accomplish — for the children of such couples, for American ideals of tolerance and equality — that had been written by one of the trial's two witnesses against same-sex marriage.

The result was that Boies was able to read into the record some rather stirring evocations of the good that allowing same-sex marriage would accomplish for the children of such couples, for American ideals of tolerance and equality that had been written by one of the trial's two witnesses against same-sex marriage.

If there are two common denominators to many choices here, they are: second novels in sequences that somehow manage to be as good as the first; and the evocation of setting.

For good measure it also included a Russian evocation of Spain and an Italian work that takes place in Algiers.