Sentence examples for wonderfully evocative from inspiring English sources

She can be wonderfully evocative too.

Individually, these descriptions are often wonderfully evocative.

Though wonderfully evocative, the surfeit of description in "The More I Owe You" overwhelms its characters.

It's wonderfully evocative of the atmosphere of 1920s and postwar Vienna and of wartime London.

Special credit goes to the wonderfully evocative lighting by Gleb Filshtinskiy.

A wonderfully evocative photographic portrait by Mimi Haddon accompanies this week's fiction piece, "Corrie," by Alice Munro.

He thought big and took risks, as with the wonderfully evocative Vespers in Venice (1989).

And though the scene-setting is wonderfully evocative, it all feels a bit rushed, repetitious and lazy.

Greenwich, and previously unseen family papers, the collection offers contrasting accounts and includes some wonderfully evocative images.

This wonderfully evocative series of meditations on self, being and experience is witty and wise in equal measure.

paulburns finished EL Doctorow's World's Fair: A wonderfully evocative book about a Jewish childhood in New York between the wars.