Sentence examples for vivid evocation from inspiring English sources

It is a morality tale which engrosses with its vivid evocation of pre-revolutionary France".

It is a vivid evocation of a lost innocence before the first world war.

Larson's vivid evocation of life inside early submarines, the omnipresent danger, the Christmas lunches and dachshund puppies, never flags.

Even the sample quoted above moves on to a vivid evocation of the very physical aspects of a hunt.

Its vivid evocation of a lovely summer day is thoroughly delightful, a welcome counterpoint to Bell's formalist discipline.

Dyer watches himself watching "Stalker," Andrei Tarkovsky's ­Soviet-era cinematic masterpiece­, and contemplates his own deepest desires in this vivid evocation.

Weber's beguiling score is full of rustic energy and vivid evocations of the natural world.

The movies offer vivid evocations of this era — both contemporary and recreated.

There can be few more vivid evocations in art of how it feels to be in love.

The Wrightsman Galleries for French Decorative Arts, a suite of period rooms lined in salvaged paneling, are among the Met's most vivid evocations of history.

In between, in a Proustian spirit of digression, there are philosophical pensées of varying interest, as well as vivid evocations of adolescent hypersensitivity and confusion.