This is evocative of the notion of, quote unquote, "letting go," which is the concept that is used by scholars who write about teaching people how to forgive.
This shed is evocative of the grand Victorian railroad stations of the 19th century, while it also utilizes whimsical light and sound effects.
And this London is evocative of the unreal city famously conjured by T. S. Eliot in "The Waste Land," one of those founding documents of modernism that this novel attempts to excavate and deconstruct, but it does so without ever managing to turn them into something provocative or new.
With its highly expressive and emotionally driven lyrics and instrumentals, this track is evocative of the emo music craze from the early 2000s.
This behavior is evocative of the mammalian centrosomal protein Nlp, an interphase MT minus-end anchoring protein that requires prompt removal before mitotic spindle formation, although a direct structural contribution of Nlp to the centrosome is unknown [ 46].
The frenzied interest in Facebook and those other companies is evocative of the dot-com boom of the late 1990s.
Instead, they're making a game that is evocative of the show, without trying to do anything particularly special.
The size of the Memorial is evocative of the enormity of the loss.
They have a texture that is evocative of the gardens in person, which is so important in an architecture show.
At first glance, the overlay plot is evocative of the so-called BK-plot [ 3, 13- 15].
This is evocative of companies, back in 1999 or so, who wanted special VPNs for their companies so the big bad Internet – a catalyst for change that remade the world – wouldn't interfere with their TPS reports.
