Sentence examples for yet is evocative of from inspiring English sources
Nilas's score has a romantic melody, yet is evocative of Bach, a composer he says inspires him.
It is evocative of all things green.
The banjo is evocative of something in the past, and these lyrics are evocative of something new".
The interior is evocative of entropy.
"The ocean out the window is evocative of regenerative cycles.
This is evocative of a genome-wide strategy to keep a chemical "low-profile" inside host plant cells.
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.
It was evocative of early, figurative Picasso, yet there was something mid-century about its style, too.
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.
