Sentence examples for sharply evocative from inspiring English sources
The reason she gave that ended all discussion was 'because.' " "Backing into Forward" provides the reader with a sharply evocative portrait of the author's youth in the Bronx, where he says he grew up a terrified, cowardly child, who "sidestepped arguments, fled confrontations, pedaled away from fistfights".
He was right: the best TV adaptations capture the spirit of the original while adding something of their own – and The Crow Road, which first aired almost 20 years ago, is one of the finest adaptations of them all, managing to distil Bank's complex tale into four hours of sharply evocative TV.
Though lauded for its evocative sense of place and sharply observed characters, the novel was deemed plotless and confusing by some critics.
Her material about Ireland is evocative, affectionately mocking and occasionally - in the case of the abortion laws - sharply satirical.
And more romantically evocative.
Revolutionary is an evocative word.
