Sentence examples for it is evocative of from inspiring English sources

Although the art is far from representative, it is evocative of its own process.

Although the fame of the song means that it is one of the few things popularly associated with the island and it is evocative of island life, it was never sung by its residents, having been composed long after the evacuation.

It is evocative of all things green.

But either way, it is evocative of the gangster trick of hiding keys, cash, and guns in hollowed-out books.

Still finished in bare aluminum panels pieced together in a patchwork pattern, it is evocative of an uncut diamond, much as it was when it raced more than 50 years ago.

While the original meaning of the English name takes advantage of wordplay, the Arabic word is as unequivocal and categorical as it is evocative of something hopelessly degraded and degrading, something you should shun at all costs.

It's evocative of a frilly Victorian drape.

"It's evocative of ancient romances where pen-and-ink love letters were delivered on horseback.

It was evocative of the E-Type in size, style and concept.

It's evocative of history, and -- heck -- there was even an exhibition on it in the Museum of Natural History.

It was evocative of early, figurative Picasso, yet there was something mid-century about its style, too.