Sentence examples for pretty evocative from inspiring English sources

Paternal instinct remains a pretty evocative image of a country in the midst of reconfiguration.

The soundtrack, too, is pretty evocative of the adventures of Master Chief – what's below is the main menu music.

Jocelyn Herbert's papery sets can't have looked any more vintage at their premiere in 1979, but they're pretty and evocative, just like her costumes.

"It can be pretty minimalist and evocative that way.

Buried deep in the forest and surrounded by dramatic limestone karsts, Nong Khiaw is an evocative and pretty place to spend some time.

Many of these evocative fragments do not seem so pretty on the page.

And a display of works on paper, derived from Ms Mori's delicate drawings and some evocative photographic images (see pictured), is pretty enough, but scarcely achieves the profundities that its titles suggest.

They're pretty mum about the project, though its name is evocative enough.

The songs are unmistakably Guthrie's, written in the plainspoken but evocative idiom he perfected in his Depression-era ballads like "Pretty Boy Floyd and Tom Joadad".

Indeed a wander down its hauntingly pretty cobbled streets, the air a-dance with falling orange blossom, is a deeply evocative experience; long-time residents looming from doorways, the scent of leather and bougainvillea, the elusive flash of an icon glittering in a back alley workshop – it's pure magic.

Evocative of small, forgotten tragedies, we see close-ups of the bashed, bullet-hole-ridden scull of a pretty doll, a busted pottery shard showing the Washington Monument, and an LP skewered on a stick.