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But one of Peng Si's beautifully evocative landscape paintings continued to haunt my mind for weeks until I finally asked if I could buy it.

But if you are under 45 and possibly something of a nerd, more evocative memories may surface.

Evocative and impassioned, mischievous and sultry, Nichole ALDEN is on a perpetual quest for her next musical exploration.

The smallest bits of jetsam, like the most transient incidents in a life, can be the most evocative.

In the evocative scene, the dark of the eclipsed Moon competes with the Milky Way's faint glow.

The name should be evocative of the type of person the persona is, without tending toward caricature or stereotype.

As the cooking liquid sluices through the limes, they add an evocative tang and a subtle complexity to the entire dish.

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

Singing in church is an evocative icon of the Cook Islands and a Sunday church service is well worth a visit.

Emmanuel Eboue relishing Stoke culture clash Tomorrow brings one of the most evocative fixtures of the season: Stoke City host Arsenal.

Evocative music completes each unique area of the game world and makes Sword of the New World nothing less than a masterpiece of adventure.

The World I Live In is an evocative, inspirational, and deeply moving account of an extraordinary woman's keenest impressions.

During orchestral interludes between scenes, evocative Depression-era murals by Thomas Hart Benton are projected on to a screen.

Ms Ramsay translates Eva's clot of dark and messy words into a collage of evocative and mostly wordless scenes.

"A beautiful, evocative, and pretty much perfect book--this book will leave you changed for the better. "

Beautiful amethyst necklace in sterling silver. Absolutely stunning and evocative of a gothic princess.

Today, Rome is still the center of the ancient world, littered with evocative remains.

But the pearl remains an evocative symbol of nature's genius, and a haunting reminder that humans too often destroy what they treasure most.

You're missing one of life's true joys if you haven't been charmed by the evocative singing sands of China.

And I was sad that, for Americans, Philip Pullman's evocative "Northern Lights" became the tedious "Golden Compass" .

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

But even websites with a modern and minimalist design can have evocative attributes.

But what about more esoteric enjoyment, from evocative music or other works of art?

The history of the period is mainly a collection of such emblems and symbols, evocative but ephemeral.

The howl of the wolf is one of nature's most evocative and powerful sounds.

Her portrayal of an Istanbul where the old clashes with the new is more workaday than evocative.

The result is an evocative exhibition with an emotive message.

Evocative names and labels depicting pastoral scenes have convinced us that the liquid is the purest drink around.

Never sinking into melodrama, the story is buoyed by ironic twists, Swinton's considerable acting ability, and evocative cinematography.

Style: evocative red tones with hints of cherry and plum, mature fruit notes in the mouth, elegant body and delicate touches of vanilla.

An evocative novel recounting a young woman's memories of childhood, family, poverty and violence.

And the reference to the iPod as iconic, and in a way evocative of performance, delivery.

The chapter on Captain White's savage killing, evocative of the golden age mystery tales of the late 19th century, riveted me at once.

"Striking, evocative, haunting- simply beautiful" -CD Baby.

His mix of social democracy and ahard line on crime and immigration is evocative of the Old Labour Right, oncethe spine of the party.

A 19th century French movement that rejected realism and expressed subjective visions through evocative images .

a Dongmei charm evocative of the soul so that he welled, "plum blossom incense from the bitter cold to" That valiant spirit.

The taste of the cakes was evocative of my childhood.

These examples, they maybe intuitively evocative, Rina said.

Most evocative are the stories about the strange world of banking and business in the early 1980s.

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

All of which, of course, makes St. Petersburg more evocative of Russia's past than any place except perhaps the Moscow Kremlin.

Then finally I noticed that my favorite songs by Nirvana or Talking Heads were abstract collages of evocative nonsense.

Also for Chinese viewers the story may have been evocative of the forced eviction epidemic in China's real estate sector . '

The words we use to describe the resulting code are evocative: clunky, bloated, smelly.

on be and vj day . these include a nostalgic and evocative two day show at.

The score is particularly evocative.

Evocative qualities vary even more, simply because all users have a unique history and unique memories.

and Jackie Oliver, who won Le Mans in 1969, will be reunited with an evocative Gulf-liveried 917.

LIKE all canny entrepreneurs, drug dealers have a knack for branding their goods with evocative names.

Jeff's rendering was so evocative I could almost feel the dear old dog's satiny warm ears.

An evocative view in fading light, the picture looks toward the western horizon across a snowy, frozen landscape.

Eg, His talk was evocative of the bygone days.

His talk was evocative of the bygone days.

The use of expressive or evocative images in art. literature, or music.

Through evocative and dark photographs, one can see the intimacy that RongRong and inri shared in this space.

That smell is evocative of school.

If you create the most beautiful and evocative memorial that lasts 10 years, you have not truly met your objective.

Voice is so evocative, and how lucky if you have a recording of someone beloved.

Today, for example, I learnt that my mini copper beech goes by the evocative-sounding Fagus sylvatica Atropurpurea Group.

a set of giant football figures telling the evocative personal stories of players including Kevin Keegan, Bernd Trautmann and Johann Cruyff;

Active citizenship is evocative of notions of community, citizenship and empowerment and

On the Evocative Expression Through the Linguistic Signs by Emily Dickinson

Evocative Place of Juvenile Delinquency--Home

A concrete representation, as in art, literature, or music, that is expressive or evocative of something else: