Sentence examples for were evocative of from inspiring English sources

They were not distinctive enough in the fashion jungle, and the colors, rather unfortunately, were evocative of Play-Doh.

Mr. Malvacías, whose set included rectangular boxes of neon light (oddly, they were rarely lighted), also designed the casual costumes, which were evocative of rehearsal clothes yet seemed to constrict the dancers' movement.

The palaces had names like the Alhambra, the Luxor, the Roxy; the auditoriums were evocative of pagoda pavilions or Persian courts or some celestial paradise with flocks of fleecy blond cherubim suspended in blue ether.

Based on its genre, tempo and mood, a song can be assigned to one of about 750 classes, and the agency deferred to color specialists at Dutch Boy to assemble palettes that were evocative of each.

Trump was widely criticised for his remarks at the debate, with many commentators saying they were evocative of "tinpot dictators" and authoritarian regimes where political opponents are arrested and incarcerated.

It featured the model Guinevere van Seenus posing around the house and by the pool, in black-and-white pictures that were evocative of thirties Hollywood pinups and the work of Jean Cocteau and Herb Ritts.

It is evocative of all things green.

They, too, are evocative of "Mad Men".

The works are evocative of the landscape of southeast China.

The patterns, although geometric, are evocative of stems and vines.

The banjo is evocative of something in the past, and these lyrics are evocative of something new".