Sentence examples for keenly evokes from inspiring English sources
Set in a small town in France in 1931, the novel is written in a contemplative narrative voice that keenly evokes Simenon and features a watchful detective with the discreet air of Inspector Maigret.
To a bouncy techno soundtrack, the boss floor manager, who keenly evoked Hitler, spewed insults and directions — "Lazybones!
The former is a fine-tuned Australian twist on Ibsen's The Wild Duck, marked by sharp, tart performances and a keenly evoked rural milieu.
Five restless long stories by a Belfast writer who sends her protagonists, mostly female, to keenly evoked destinations that often confound the travelers when they get there.
Wolf's Mignon songs, furtive and strange, ended the program with emotional expressions of almost photographic acuity: melodies made to go where the words dictate; accompaniments keenly tuned to evoke mood.
In the first recitative the strings accompany the voice, most keenly in motifs in the arioso middle section, in Gardiner's words "to evoke the spirit of God moving upon the face of the waters".
Individual freedoms are more keenly demanded.
Amazingly, Matt keenly accepted.
Others are keenly enthusiastic.
Lou listens keenly, without interrupting.
