Sentence examples for impressive evocation from inspiring English sources

And the Eifman dancers give their all in massed ensemble scenes that include a gilded masked ball infused with hysteria and an impressive evocation of the fatal train.

Another unforgettable read was Susanna Clarke's Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell (Bloomsbury), an impressive evocation of Victorian Britain as it might have been had the noble art of magic retained its place in the professions.

Equally impressive is his evocation of life near the bottom of the ladder in wartime Berlin: of hardships and degradations endured, of people disappearing without explanation, and of the near constant threat of violence.

Even more impressive is Antoinette Doherty's evocation of Rose; she is equally convincing as the 79-year-old version and as the newly minted teacher.

But what makes Ninagawa's production so impressive is its stylised evocation of a doomed empire that carried the seeds of its own destruction.

What's so impressive about Mr. Bratt's evocation of the Puerto Rican playwright who crashed onto the theatrical scene in the early 1970's with his prison drama "Short Eyes" (first developed as a workshop at Sing Sing, then presented by the Public Theater, then made into a movie) is that he doesn't overplay his hand.

So impressive and ardent are Jintong's evocations of nursing's primal pleasure that this reader was slow to realize that Mo Yan intended our hero to be not a healthily typical male but a case of arrested development.

** So impressive and ardent are Jintong's evocations of nursing's primal pleasure that this reader was slow to realize that Mo Yan intended our hero to be not a healthily typical male but a case of arrested development.

"So impressive and ardent are Jintong's evocations of nursing's primal pleasure," Updike admits, "that this reader was slow to realize that Mo Yan intended our hero to be not a healthily typical male but a case of arrested development".

His most successful verse anthems frequently make use of short, impressive passages for choir alone, as in the evocation of the turtle's voice in My beloved spake and the moving harmonies of "O worship the Lord" toward the end of O sing unto the Lord.

And however elementary the results, it is impressive how much effort and energy go into that evocation.