Sentence examples for well evokes from inspiring English sources

And "I Due Foscari," a small-scale domestic drama, identifies its characters with leitmotifs, though they are used less for thematic development than as a kind of telegraphic shorthand (especially for "here comes the soprano," signaled by a bustling headlong musical figure that well evokes the visual that it must often have heralded over the years: a large matriarch rushing on in full cry).

After his release, he became a film student at N.Y.U., and this movie — which traces the background to his crime, looks closely at the crime itself, and involves its victims as well — evokes a painful tension between past and present, between current-day achievements and the inescapable, even existential, burden of the past.

The sisters are equally well evoked, right down to the most seemingly mundane touches.

The brothers' shifting rapport is so well evoked that their scenes together keep the book enveloping.

Loneliness has never been so well evoked, nor the imaginative resources which can help you survive it.

Heather Harrington's "Imitations of Drowning" may well evoke a scarlet sea, for it is inspired by "Macbeth," one of Shakespeare's bloodiest tragedies.

The plot twists in the book are brilliantly thought out, and the magical and mythological parts of the story are really well evoked in a modern setting.

In its triple setting isolation, incarceration and invasion their plight is remarkably well evoked.Raw emotion thus transcended the collective art of film making.

Although Mr. Lai is present through most of the book strictly as a reason to make others suddenly turn silent while being grilled by Mr. August, the economic atmosphere that proved so fertile for him is well evoked.

During the siege (well evoked through the sound of exploding shells), it is a derelict space with three starving teenage occupants: the idealistic Lika, the dubiously heroic Marat and the sickly, poetic Leonidik.

The other was a project they called "Mary's Place" as well, evoking the song and Mrs. Van Dyke's sister Mary Carpenter Buttolph, who came from her home in Idaho to care for Mrs. Van Dyke in the last weeks of her life.