Sentence examples for utterly evocative from inspiring English sources
It is also a heart-warmingly affectionate portrait of Corfu and its inhabitants and, for me at least, utterly evocative of sun-soaked summer holidays.
The staircase that leads to this bar is utterly beguiling — evocative photographs of present-day Cuba line the walls, globe chandeliers cast a golden light.
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And yet, like Ms. Brown's 1970 "Man Walking Down the Side of a Building" (also revived recently, and testament to the enduring fascination of the Judson era), it is both utterly literal and extraordinarily evocative.
Magical, otherworldly and undeniably beautiful, Owens once again makes his world evocative and utterly convincing, even if it's not a mainstream aesthetic.
In spare, poetic prose Williams-Garcia layers nuanced descriptions and brief, evocative scenes to create three utterly distinctive characters — Fern, the youngest, looking out a bus window and singing to herself; the usually brazen Vonetta freezing up with stage fright at a rally; and the stoic Delphine remembering her mother before she left them.
For Cinder is utterly soaked in the flavour of Mississippi, lending it a compellingly evocative atmosphere.
Interestingly, as in the evocative interviews [ 12], some participants in this research phase resisted labeling themselves as utterly 'hopeless,' saying that this was too extreme a characterization of their experience; nevertheless many identified as struggling with a broader sense of hopelessness.
