Sentence examples for is very evocative of from inspiring English sources
"To me, this is very evocative of the experience we've had with the exposure to toxins at ground zero in New York," Mr. Bishop said.
All this is very evocative of the quiddities of SoCal life in the Beach Boys' heyday, including young Warren's encounters with the elderly Igor Stravinsky — less epochal than he let later profile writers assume, but initiating a lifelong propensity for hero worship just the same.
It is very evocative of older, 1970s era chronographs where two registers and a date window were in vogue.
The styling is very evocative of those Tivoli radios everyone loves but I'm going to have to say it's not my year-end favorite.
Dana's story is very evocative of just how broken the Brody family is.
But bear with me here, just for a couple of minutes, because in 2002 gaming witnessed Trump's unlikely arrival into the medium and how that title played is very evocative of the place we find ourselves in today, watching him march to Republican leadership.
"Just the word pie, it's very evocative of an American spirit of cooking," said Andrew Carmellini, the celebrated chef, who originally hails from Ohio.
I thought the song was very evocative of Let England Shake, I'm just sad I can't hear the rest".
I don't care much for the graphics, but it's very evocative of a time in my life that shaped my love of music, and there's something almost Mona Lisa-like about the photograph on the sleeve.
To someone who's travelled a lot in that part of the world, it's very evocative of the melancholy you get from endless skies and landscapes.' The Nigerian collections fared less well, however ('good, but not outstanding'), while Sinead's reggae 'didn't do it for me, but then neither did her last album of traditional Irish folk'.
