Sentence examples for rich and evocative from inspiring English sources

Warm, coconutty, rich and evocative.

Reef's multiple biography (centered on Charlotte) reads like a novel, with rich and evocative language.

His images, visually rich and evocative, pushed the aesthetic boundaries of photography.

My debut album as You Are Wolf explores the folklore of British birds, so I know they will probably always provide rich and evocative imagery.

The CWA said: "The judges loved this fascinating story filled to the brim with rich and evocative period detail of Atlanta in 1974.

The dialect words, too, are stunningly rich and evocative: "pooties" (snail shells), "crizzle" (to freeze), "cowslaps" (cowslips), "whirl puffs" (a sudden gust of wind driving the dust into an eddy).

For example, the collection of image-rich and evocative data from an individual using cultural probes may inspire the creative imagination to produce new technologies, but this approach allegedly ignores the fact that the individual could never afford to buy the technology whose design they have inspired.

Art historian Seymour Slive understands the brilliance of 17th-century Dutch masters like Rembrandt, Frans Hals, and Jacob van Ruisdael — along with their rich landscapes and evocative portraits.

From there, a concerted and devoted approach to storytelling must be taken, using rich adjectives and evocative language to describe what you can do for your customer.

Barbara Firth, who has died aged 84, achieved success relatively late in life with her rich, warm and evocative illustrations for books such as Martin Waddell's Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?

The stunning World War II-era saga follows two Mississippi families, one white, one black, with visuals so rich, beautiful and evocative that many shots could be framed as individual works of art.