Sentence examples for powerfully evoke from inspiring English sources

I believe that sculpture can powerfully evoke the nameless, the voiceless and the placeless".

Together, these stories powerfully evoke the bitter legacy one man's disappointments can leave with an entire family.

As familiar as they have become in recent decades, these gem-colored sheaths still powerfully evoke the mythical world of Marcel Proust.

They are juxtaposed with those doorways that lead nowhere, that powerfully evoke the sinister closed doors at the corners of Michelangelo's New Sacristy at San Lorenzo in Florence.

Visitors can be assured of entertainment and stimulation after touring the grand houses and jasmine-scented, fountain-splashed gardens, which so powerfully evoke the glory days of trade and rice cultivation two centuries ago.

Gurney's In Flanders ("I'm homesick for my hills again… Cotswold or Malvern, sun or rain"), wistfully sung by Connolly, and Vaughan Williams's An Oxford Elegy (settings of Matthew Arnold) powerfully evoke time and place.

The stark, eloquent staging powerfully evoked the Siberian prison of Dostoyevsky's novel.

The events of the book are simple and not so much described as powerfully evoked.

But she powerfully evokes the disbelief, fury and uncharacteristic terror that came with being outed.

Skinner's histories, while vivid and highly readable, occasionally sacrificed scholarship, but they powerfully evoked the landscapes they depicted.

But the novel's true preoccupation is social history, and it powerfully evokes the changes of recent decades.