Sentence examples for the evocation of from inspiring English sources

The evocation of old Hollywood is intentional.

The evocation, of course, is of decomposition.

Marcel Proust is mentioned, and the evocation of times past.

Call it the evocation of a world on a plate.

Who can resist the evocation of those fragrant leaves?

The evocation of the world becomes clearer in "Pelléas and Mélisande," painted in 1967.

Expect lots of splashing, the suspension of gravity, and the evocation of a dreamlike state.

Conspicuously absent in the evocation of the era are the seductions of political Islam.

The evocation of Keynes's wife a former ballerina, half peasant and half fairy is particularly vivid.

Again, the grimness of that kicker depends on the evocation of fetal humanity that precedes it.

Mr. Johnson said the evocation of family farms and mom-and-pop banks was specious.