Sentence examples for obviously evocative from inspiring English sources
Say hello to Samsung's latest, an ultra-thin, surprisingly handsome S-series phone that is obviously evocative of the S4 in almost every way but hides a few things under the hood.
Like the installations of Christoph Büchel, the work creates an obviously artificial but magically evocative virtual reality.
No Man's Sky is a way to experience the kinds of cool moments you read about in old sci-fi novels – shoot a hole through an asteroid and fly through it, shelter in a cave to watch a deadly storm tear across an alien landscape, or make friends with a dinosaur (obviously) – all to an evocative procedural post-rock soundtrack from 65daysofstatic.
Well, obviously, it's an incredibly evocative image.
Obviously, we intended the rising sun as evocative of transformation, renewal, warmth and hope, though we were not aware of types of psychological theories such as Kellogg's.
Obviously, to the Russians this ballet has considerable evocative and nostalgic appeal.
Toward this end, Lewis initially considers the evocative principle: Since, in particular, a world satisfying (20) seems quite obviously to be a way a world could be, by Ways such a world exists.
When opponents of health care reform have used evocative and provocative words to summon up these specters, the fear factor has obviously jumped off the chart.
Most were obviously unremarkable, but we don't know from this letter alone why some of the more evocative interactions were ultimately determined to be insufficient for showing coordination, just that they were.
