Sentence examples for that best evokes from inspiring English sources

The Ondaatje prize is for the book that "best evokes the spirit of a place".

This is perhaps the scene that best evokes the laid-back spirit of the Lower Keys.

Ironically, it's the old East Berlin – which Bowie could only visit briefly – that best evokes the West Berlin he loved.

Whatever the subject, Saikaku's satiric humour and his knack of being able to seize the one detail that best evokes a person's character or milieu are always conspicuous.

Not by coincidence, it's an album centered on the guitar, Ms. Wilson's primary nonvocal instrument, and the one that best evokes her troubadour side.

Justin Marozzi's Baghdad was named winner of the prize, which goes to the book – fiction, non-fiction or poetry – that best evokes the "spirit of a place".

Then she sat down to edit, finally choosing nine images -- out of more than 200 -- that would best evoke the humorous but dark portrait of someone confronting what she calls "the personal stuff" of those who had lived there before.

The detail that may best evoke the milieu Robbins lived in is the "set of 14-karat-gold fingernails" he bought his second wife; according to presumably awed friends, "the effect of the sun reflecting off them was enough to nearly blind you".

Not too surprisingly, advisers with a penchant for putting money into technology stocks fared the best, evoking a bit of nostalgia for the glory days of late 1990s bubble investing.

It's probably fitting that actors should best evoke a century.

The statistics help paint a picture, but to understand them, one has to understand their spirit and that is best evoked in their own words.