Sentence examples for intensely evocative from inspiring English sources
It's an intensely evocative ceremony, attended by visitors of all ages.
The intensely evocative lighting was designed by Juliana Faessler, with set and costume design by Eloise Kazan.
Like its name, this three-member company from Seattle and its collagist repertory are inscrutable yet intensely evocative.
Words draw on each reader's personal stock of images, and can be as intensely evocative as pictures.
Take Gorky as an example: a sense of self-disclosure is certainly palpable in his intensely evocative late abstractions and also in his family portraits.
But he has quietly continued to make his intensely evocative films that, like "The Vertical Ray of the Sun," elude easy definition.
But while the novel does stray occasionally towards portentousness, it is saved by passages of extraordinarily evocative, intensely imagined descriptive writing, and an authorial deftness that infuses both plot and character with wit, humour and intelligence.
In a lengthy and distinguished career, she has written only one novel, preferring to concentrate on what Lorna Sage, writing of another obsessive miniaturist, Katherine Mansfield, described as "intensely crafted and evocative objects-on-the-page".
