Sentence examples for marvelously evocative from inspiring English sources
Swiftly made, they are marvelously evocative and energetic.
What all this means is impossible to say for sure, but the play of opposites -- dark-light, organic-inorganic, hard-soft, inside-out -- is marvelously evocative.
Balanchine's version is all to music by Mendelssohn, about half of which he takes from the composer's celebrated overture and incidental music to "A Midsummer Night's Dream," some of the most marvelously evocative music ever composed.
"Chevalier's exploration into the soul of this complex but nave young woman is moving, and her depiction of 17th-century Delft is marvelously evocative," Ruth Coughlin wrote here in 2000.
This occurs in the cosmopolitan dresses made from several patterned fabrics by the Nigerian-born fashion designer Duro Olowu, who lives in London; a sturdy cabinet made from recycled metal oil drums by the Senegalese furniture designer Ousmane M'Baye; and a marvelously evocative columnar sculpture, "Tchin-Tchin, BP!," that Romuald Hazoumé, born in Benin, fashioned from plastic oil canisters.
It's an extraordinary work, packed with marvelously evocative songs that are rooted in Belfast but which deliver a powerful and lasting universal poetic resonance.
She can be wonderfully evocative too.
It is a marvelously realistic and evocative depiction.
Lepore is marvelously strange.
These, however, succeed marvelously.
