Sentence examples for works evoked from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, several of his works evoked the safari and underwater wildlife films of the era in their traveling sequences, framing and rhythm.

But the Waltzes, if slighter works, evoked the dance impulses that spawned them, and there was much to admire in Ms. Laredo's rhythmically fluid reading of the "Moment Musical".

The meagre response that Berg's works evoked in Austria caused him particular anguish; abroad, however, he was considered more and more as the representative Austrian composer, and his works were performed at leading musical festivals.

When the volunteers left the galleries, they were asked follow-up questions about where they had spent the most time, about particular works they had gravitated toward and about the feelings these works evoked.

Natural environments enhanced the fragility of the human form and somehow changed the philosophical questions that Gormley's works evoked.

Yet while lovely, these works evoke a familiar Americana.

Two works evoke the beauty of the forest.

Many of her works evoke the vocabulary of S&M culture.

Visually, these works evoke artists as diverse as Warhol, Dubuffet, Chagall and Twombly.

His works evoke a world where life has been drained away.

Many of Marsh's works evoke the manic intensity of popular culture animating New York in the '30s.