1. Those old toys are evocative of my boyhood.

2. Her story is sharply evocative of Italian provincial life.

3. Her new book is wonderfully evocative of village life.

4. That smell is evocative of school.

5. The taste of the cakes was evocative of my childhood.

6. Evocative packaging makes the pens even more appealing!

7. Devising an evocative name is only the first hurdle.

8. The graveyard at Satipur was especially evocative.

9. I now introduce another of Axelrod's evocative technical terms.

10. Mating such sublime styling to the most evocative engine of the era was nothing short of automotive gen us.

11. Arlott's punctuation of those events remains as evocative as the half-remembered smell of linseed oil on willow.

12. Poetic, evocative, black-and-white footage alternates with a more pragmatic(), colorful picture of the family today.

13. Tuyman's drawings are strangely evocative of the paintings of Egon Schiele.

14. Her pictures remain richly evocative of natural forms and textures.

15. Evocative, yes, but don't think that today's Ireland is set in some quaint emerald aspic.

16. Some representations of St James the Greater are evocative of Sucellus.

17. The painting was evocative of all the sun and bright colours of Provence.

18. The new structures have rejoiced in wonderfully evocative names like the beehive, the bell, the doughnut and the bicycle wheel.

19. His view of the Seine provides an evocative setting for her tale of triangular love.

20. Finding or remembering an evocative scent is a good first step.

21. The air was full of evocative smells of flowers and freshly cut grass.

22. There are certain forms of display - such as toys and period interiors - which are particularly evocative of nostalgia.

22. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

23. An ageing leaf, suggested by random blobs upon a shape evocative of a leaf.

24. The way in which you concluded your tribute by quoting from the most evocative of his works was truly fitting.

25. In this book I shall use the awkward but evocative term hegemon to describe the asymmetry in the global system.

26. He was clear about what he wanted, but gave the dancers evocative images to help them understand and deepen their interpretations.

27. The lost Wolfprince - dear me, there's a very evocative ring to it, don't you think?

28. Our scenarios are incomplete, no more than works-in-progress, meant to be evocative, not exhaustive.

29. It is woven into our souls and has an evocative quality.

30. His photographs, which are also held in Edinburgh, are stunningly crisp and evocative of the places and people he visited.

31. It was one of the last of his evocative flights of homespun philosophy.

32. The perfume was evocative of spring.

33. The music so produced is sometimes powerful and evocative.

34. Those toys are evocative of my childhood.

35. His talk was evocative of the bygone days.

36. No place in China is more evocative of the beauty of your country than Guilin.

37. Painterly and evocative of wind and cold, beauty of the starkness of the buildings'perseverance.

38. And what's more, language has six functions such as informative function, expressive function, evocative function, metalingual function, esthetic function and phatic function.

39. But the pearl remains and evocative symbol of nature's geni us, and a haunting reminder that huamans too often dest roy what they treasure most.

40. The detector adopts pressure drop principium to measure micro-ohm. Electric circuit structure adopts four-circuit measuring method, eliminate connection evocative error.

41. Menus may be beautifully written, but don't let evocative descriptions of cattle breeds and root vegetables trick you into ordering a flavorless Irish stew.

42. A 19 th century French movement that rejected realism and expre ed subjective visio through evocative images.

43. Deathly Hallows is a wonderfully evocative - without - telling - us - much title; one that can only leave us enthralled in speculation.

44. Elkin pointed out one particularly evocative example of shamanic lore.

45. Epic in and beautifully evocative and place, Woman in Bronze reveals a life lived in extremes.

46. Right away, this sets up the potential for an evocative soundscape of the type for which ECM has long been renowned.

47. These sentences have a variety of evocative and expressive function.

48. Since the late 1980 s , Alio Die has recorded deep, evocative experimental ambient and electro - acoustic soundscapes.

49. The successful copywriter is a master of apposite and evocative verbal images.

50. Beautiful amethyst necklace in sterling silver. Absolutely stunningand evocative of a gothic princess.

51. Anyone familiar with the wounded cultural sites of Beijing in the post-Cultural Revolution years will be arrested by the author's plangent, and evocative, observations.

52. Her evocative work was described in Artforum as "tinged with a sadness that spoke of the precariousness, isolation, and fragility of human existence."

53. Even small bowls can become evocative symbols of the East with a frangipani or two floated on the surface.

54. His language was clearest and most evocative on foreign and security policy.

55. Within its defined shape, evocative of a woodlouse, the building is a container whose spaces can be use for various purposes with workshops for carpentry, cabinetmaking, ironwork,(http:///evocative.html) and painting.

56. Blum flipped past an evocative sandstone carving of a child and a pelican, then admired a griffin plaque.

57. A lone plant juts defiantly from the arid sand of a dune in this evocative image.