The sets are jaw-droppingly outlandish; the striking costumes are richly evocative for the men, evocative for the women.
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French has always had a genius for developing creepy, evocative settings, and most evocative of all is Hugo's home, Ivy House.
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The Night King's final moments were also his most evocative.
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Holt includes two wonderfully evocative pencil sketches made by Huntington.
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It might become something more evocative of the device's purpose.
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The remembered images are evocative, and still powerful, years later.
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Evocative music from SCNTFC also helps to set the scene.
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Roebuck: It was so evocative of that moment in time.
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It's all evocative of something you've seen before… but where?
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Its title was meant to be evocative of that era.
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It is a question as evocative as it is provocative.
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"Generous, evocative, sensual, particularly so in suede," Mr. Blanks wrote.
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But Sinclair's move is evocative of something even more ominous.
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It is evocative of imagery from a hundred years ago.
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When Mr. Kosky diverges from the text, it's often evocative.
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Evocative portraits are perhaps her most popular — and controversial — works.
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Evocative Illustrations Show What Women Do When No One's Watching
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Snyder explores that heritage with deep knowledge and evocative prose.
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Has anyone ever painted such an evocative portrait of courtship?
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But it was very evocative around the country lanes around there.
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It's simultaneously simple and instantly evocative of the food delivery chain.
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But in the opinion of Hamilton, it remains an evocative act.
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"It's so evocative of dating in New York," she told me.
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That's why we think that smells are "emotionally evocative," says Dalton.
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Montaigne's comments on the evocative power of detail are not isolated.
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The Ellis Deck manages that while still being evocative and engrossing.
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Evocative visuals and playful touches: MGS is filled with these things.
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In direct contrast with Mardraum, this had a very evocative cover.
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His evocative photos capture sentimental moments between animals and their young.
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Evocative of the woods of Camp Cataract, vegetation dominates the stage.
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Emila Medkova shows natural details evocative of human bodies or faces.
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For a writer, you do choose words that lack evocative distinction.
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Evocative of midcentury modernist homeware, Kalon's versions are elegant but practical.
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Lyrically, Berman orchestrated stand-offs between evocative details and droll delivery.
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The colorful, dreamy landscapes and soft edges are still so evocative.
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It's a time for evocative contrasts and dynamic, life-affirming gatherings.
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And, well, heck if these phones aren't evocative of onion and garlic.
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One page suggested backstage at a theater, with evocative masks and costumes.
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Evocative scenery aside, plenty of the Northwest makes it into the film.
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It's not quite the most evocative or enlivening sound I've ever heard.
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But the paintings themselves, while somewhat evocative, are almost beside the point.
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Eroded but evocative, some retain images of patrons and traces of paintings.
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His diction was clear and his singing was frequently moving and evocative.
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The language is gorgeous and evocative without seeming to try too hard.
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In this context, Middleton's sculpture is unnervingly evocative of a torture instrument.
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Frisson is much more researched and is strongly associated with evocative music.
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The abstract side became especially pronounced on 2015's dense, evocative Sonnet.
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There's not a lot of melodic movement, but the mood is evocative.
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The story's title alone is so evocative, so creepy … so Stephen King.
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The score opens with a circular piano ostinato evocative of geometric precision.
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The BBC produced an evocative film about Symphony of a Missing Room.
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Opal-crowned manakins wear an iridescent toupee, evocative of a unicorn's mane.
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But the music was hypnotic and evocative, suggesting an absorbing pocket universe.
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His images, visually rich and evocative, pushed the aesthetic boundaries of photography.
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Billie Eilish makes industrial, BDSM-evocative chokers part of her regular wardrobe.
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On a sentence level, O'Neill's stories are playful, evocative, intoxicated with possibility.
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Its tribal-esque exterior is evocative of the island's rich native culture.
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The shows are excellent of their kind: informational and evocative, about remembering.
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But the evocative interior had become outdated and inefficient, judicial officials say.
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They're powerful, evocative; they fill you with an undeniable sense of wonder.
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Slick is one of those evocative words with multiple (and opposing) connotations.
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Experts recommend how to choose the most evocative words and complementary typeface.
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Bass's work made a nice transition to Jen Liu's evocative painted worlds.
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Thompson-Spires achieves a masterful, darkly funny, evocative collection about our America.
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How Aloy fights is also evocative of characters made famous by YA fiction.
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The rehanging of MoMA's permanent collection was a beautifully evocative gesture of protest.
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It's evocative of those arresting-yet-delicate passages from the Valiant Hearts soundtrack.
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Town & Country swiftly declared the look evocative of the late, great Audrey Hepburn.
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I challenge you to find me another plant with cooler, more evocative nicknames!
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Kim responds to those evocative images with her own abstract gestures and actions.
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"It's very evocative, it's very hilarious, I think," Goldblum told BuzzFeed News' Profile.
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The Resident Evil lore elements feel designed to be comfortably familiar, not evocative.
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Every player puts a premium on plain-stated melody, and gently evocative touch.
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The way we write is the music first, and get music that's evocative.
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Their tails are naturally bobbed, shorter than the evocative whips of their cousins.
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They're simple but evocative line drawings (including one of a woman self-immolating).
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Their parents preferred the saturated yellow of 24-carat gold, evocative of ingots.
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From their eyes shot angular beams of green light evocative of film projections.
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They are, in fact, the most dynamic, evocative and poetic aspect of nature.
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They created hovercrafts evocative of "Blade Runner" and used them as set dressing.
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What made the original novel so evocative was its fundamental meditation on grief.
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"It's extremely evocative and perfect for critical inquiry," she said in an interview.
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All that potential subtext is attached to a generally evocative item of clothing.
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"Sometimes people are surprised by how emotionally evocative it can be," Deibler says.
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Every bit of dialogue is evocative and more than a little hard-boiled.
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"It's not shou sugi ban, but it's evocative of it," Mr. Page said.
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Through forthright first-person narration, Clemmons offers evocative vignettes on growth and belonging.
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Evocative of the Olympic rings, other "five" symbolism was featured in the show.
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It's an arrangement that many have observed is eerily evocative of indentured labor.
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The technique gave the film a slightly grainy look evocative of Saito's work.
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The cinematographer has been wowing us for decades with his vivid, evocative camerawork.
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It's very evocative of the loops and dives planes do when they AVIATE.
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The body language is intense though and very evocative of current events, honestly.
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But across styles, Mr. Petty kept his songwriting tight-lipped, succinct and evocative.
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Be poetic and creative too: Don't shy away from evocative metaphors or similes.
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If you enjoyed his first book, you'll love this gorgeous, evocative follow-up.
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Mr. Kujawinski's evocative article goes well beyond the usual limits of travel writing.
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It's an unassuming book, squat and squarish, and the title isn't particularly evocative.
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Essays by Tressie McMillan Cottom offer evocative stories about being black in America.
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Here are some of the most evocative responses, condensed and edited for clarity.
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By definition, comfort foods are rich and creamy, or evocative of childhood pleasures.
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There's room for a treatment of this story that's both nuanced and evocative.
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The album's title is uniquely feminine as well, though more evocative of "bad" femininity.
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For me, that match ranks as the most evocative demonstration of artificial intelligence yet.
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It's both evocative and provocative: It now becomes a symbol of whether she's honest.
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This evocative and elegantly paced examination of the murders takes a prism-like view.
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Caravans make for evocative b-roll: masses of people pressing toward the United States.
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Although the art is far from representative, it is evocative of its own process.
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Video footage taken at the scene is evocative of a bad science fiction film.
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"Something about the symbol and design is so evocative," Stevens said about the pin.
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It is all very charming and joyful and evocative — and, at its core, political.
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But I think again it's more about being evocative of feline behavior or movement.
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The glam-rock texture so noticeably evocative of Prince and '70s-era David Bowie.
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Eximeno carefully capitalises "Nursing" in the rules, and that tiny touch is immediately evocative.
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The words and music in Akshay Roy's "Meri Pyaari Bindu" are lilting and evocative.
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Perhaps the explanation does indeed lie in that woolly but evocative phrase, "intellectual oxygen".
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It's an experience so evocative, it's now inspired a line of flavored lip glosses.
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"Elton John in the most evocative setting, July 12, Pompeii," the promoter's website says.
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Senator Chris Murphy chose an even more evocative metaphor: This is a joke, right?
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Salty language and a couple of non-explicit but almost excessively evocative sex scenes.
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It's bold and brightly colored, and immediately arresting; evocative of something primal and thrilling.
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Here is dance with its own evocative panoply of melodies, rhythms, harmonies, dynamics, constructions.
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The images' silence is as mute as Mary and as evocative as her diary.
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"People who do use their hands a lot are more emotionally evocative," Stewart says.
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Yelchin's art, evocative of kookily surreal medieval woodcuts, is perfectly suited to the task.
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The onset of the recession made the material more evocative and layered with meaning.
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It remains one of the most evocative and heart-draining songs of all time.
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"Frank Mills" is so evocative and pure that it would work in any genre.
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The first season included evocative sequences like Elliot's dark and woozy morphine withdrawal fantasy.
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Reading these evocative pieces feels like pulling old Polaroids out of a shoe box.
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The resulting narrative is rich and absorbing — as evocative and engrossing as a novel.
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In such powerful, evocative scenes as this one, "The Body Papers" comes fully alive.
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Hurley is a writer's writer, his descriptions of landscape and character precise and evocative.
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Though flowers are her medium, her creations are indeed like songs — evocative and emotive.
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For me that wasn't as evocative, so I decided to exercise my editorial rights.
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Heimat is a fuzzy but evocative German term roughly meaning home, identity and belonging.
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Claire Cameron's evocative novel "The Last Neanderthal" also interweaves the contemporary with the primeval.
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She got even more adventurous with "Fetish," giving her pop instincts an evocative edge.
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She ultimately lost to Bruno Mars' infectiously fun but far less evocative "24K Magic."
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He played around, creating dances evocative of Pina Bausch, Martha Graham and Ohad Naharin.
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Evocative doodles have been found etched into the walls of pretty much every cave.
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She was simply using basic, evocative language to make a point come to life.
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Stoic, evocative, and heartbreaking, Fink brings us into the room and leaves us there.
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On Friday, the show was a rough but strangely evocative look into an artist's process.
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The wide spacing of the letters is evocative of the unsettling title sequence for Alien.
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Now comes the test to produce subsequent, evocative exhibitions that are as fearless and thoughtful.
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Some of the T's in her name are evocative of the New York Times logo.
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American Crime's filmmaking illustrates this concept with evocative imagery that you understand in your gut.
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And some find all the data-harvesting less evocative of the future than of 1984.
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Noisey: All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend is a pretty evocative album title.
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For the music, Robinson collaborated with Madeon to create an evocative electronic single and score.
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Inside were hundreds of pages of drafts of poems, plus Murray's evocative letters and stories.
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Last year's dowdy model has given way to a more evocative, interesting design for 2018.
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The pair of paintings, so alien but so evocative, embody what Amsterdam is all about.
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"The designer wanted gray — it's supposed to be evocative of San Francisco fog," Schoninger said.
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All of these are included in her evocative and timely exhibition "Coded," at the Kitchen.
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WASHINGTON: All the chocolate staining potential of the Chicago jersey, none of the evocative shit.
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An exhibition at David Klein Gallery brings together Buchanan's evocative shack constructions and pastel drawings.
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For some Koreans, it can be overwhelmingly evocative, provoking tears or a swell of pride.
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The answers on Ye aren't evocative or provoking enough to live up to the prelude.
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There are also evocative descriptions of some of Redding's musical performances and his singular talent.
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Mello's striking art makes each page a bright color, each avian portrait an evocative surprise.
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We did a service of remembrance last night filled with evocative melodies and some poetry.
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His photography is evocative and lovely and only suffers from a lack of adequate lighting.
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Its 30-foot walls enclose evocative narrow streets and courtyards hidden behind worn wooden doors.
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" Bassett, 61, also performed an emotionally evocative poem, Maya Angelou's "When the Great Trees Fall.
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"Day 2 is not an optionBezos&aposs evocative and sticky model of "Day 1 vs.
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STREETSCAPES Collectors seek out evocative vestiges of a city that has long been fading away.
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Even "Bright Lights," that most giddily evocative of eighties novels, isn't really a period piece.
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"We are here," one of the most evocative poems, by collective member Ali McClain, declares.
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The effect is deeply evocative, offering a vivid time-capsule of the '60s Hollywood underground scene.
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It belongs to Nourse, who coined a phrase so evocative that it transcends any fictional context.
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Yip's lush, evocative novel is as much about romantic sensibilities as it is the romantic arc.
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Hits smoother than a Ken Doll's genitals and more evocative than the smell of cut grass.
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It's not the best phrase necessarily but it's very evocative and everyone understands what we want.
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Occasionally, his abstract arrangements of steel beams can be evocative, but mostly they're annoyingly attention-grabbing.
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But it was equally evocative of Vlambeer's ordeal in bringing the game to completion, as well.
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Similarly evocative of male-driven destructiveness is the oil-and-acrylic painting "Before the Revolution" (1979).
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A passage on putting America ahead of other countries was evocative of Bannon's own nationalist proclamations.
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He also collaborates with local talent—directors, music producers, actors—to realize these idiosyncratic, evocative spectacles.
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The premise is very simple: you navigate your telescope's focus through an evocative 8-bit world.
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Drogon's emotional reaction to losing his mother, his angry melting of the Iron Throne, is evocative.
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Quid pro quo is also about as evocative as it is unintelligible to the average voter.
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Unsettling and full of intimate tragedy, the Foto Festival is an evocative display of photographic malleability.
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For me the texture of sound is as evocative as a strong melody or harmonic progression.
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The reason I find this so evocative is because I see myself in that zombie crowd.
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Arguably as evocative as Proust's Madeleine tiny cake, sugar cane in Cuba has powerful transcultural underpinnings.
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But the mixture of both is far more evocative than simply chosing one or the other.
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In his series of large-scale works, Donald Martiny celebrates the evocative power of the brushstroke.
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The first movement opens with a ruminative yet restless violin line, evocative of improvised folk singing.
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These are evocative tales, but the sketches of high-society types are sometimes breathless and thin.
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This official, coffee-table-format book makes the museum's unique mission and evocative location more accessible.
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His confident expression bestows his life-size figure with perceivable liveliness, invigorated by the evocative music.
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It looks amazing, it's evocative, but what are you going to be doing in this world?
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Sam's handwriting was evocative in a bittersweet way, and it was inscrutable in an annoying way.
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Open-air music is perhaps the most evocative of all background music, especially in the summer.
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But the work, evocative of both a lectern and an altar, is open to multiple readings.
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Namwali Serpell's extraordinary, ambitious, evocative first novel, "The Old Drift," contributes powerfully to this new wave.
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To be sure they are evocative of human anatomy, but they rigorously resist any literal reading.
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The headlights and deep hoodscoops are evocative of the Le Mans-winning GT40s of the 1960s.
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Much will depend on what Eisner can do with Fratton Park, Portsmouth's evocative but crumbling home.
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Her clever and evocative assemblages of phrases seem only to dance toward and away from meaning.
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An evocative landscape mural decorates the space: 206 West Eighth Street, 2347-2523-43, sotc-nyc.com.
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There are only four episodes, and I would space them out because they are quite evocative.
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The photographers were almost all police officers; the images all evocative markers of New York history.
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Instead, these evocative phrases triggered deeply internalized stereotypes that frame people of color as inherently criminal.
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In this thoughtfully conceived and crafted memoir, the authors offer evocative, relentlessly honest portrayals without judgment.
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The finale was especially evocative, with its repeated short-breathed refrains and its irresistible dance drive.
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Does the significance of the hoodie make you think of any other evocative articles of clothing?
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What other small stories — or "evocative, particular moments" — from your life might make wonderful short essays?
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A handful of evocative abstract and figurative paintings hinted at a philosophical subtext to the images.
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They are extremely neon but in this blogger's opinion, not exactly evocative of a mountain cat.
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A very short (but evocative) trailer for the new season debuted tonight at The Game Awards.
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A gray and black image made with charcoal on paper, it is evocative of billowing smoke.
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While all the songs in Lazy Karaoke seem personal and evocative, "This Family" is especially intriguing.
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What you've yet to learn is how reliably tender and evocative Castellani's onrushing prose can be.
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But the entrance of Woodward and Bernstein has painted the comparison in an especially evocative way.
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At this time Mehretu also embraced erasure, sanding away portions of paintings to create evocative voids.
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The resulting footage is a poetic, evocative meditation on the power of movement, music, and ceremony.
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Others see in them a sensual and enticing play of textures, surfaces, and achingly evocative hues.
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The conceit of object as body is evocative, but it's also a kind of a truism.
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I was surprised that I hadn't heard about the evocative and mysterious Sheela-na-gigs before.
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The artist Phil Collins has created a fraught, evocative listening experience that both isolates and connects.
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One particular panel of coral tiles set adjacent to black tiles is especially evocative for me.
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And it is true that some words are fiercely evocative -- even as we struggle to define them.
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The evocative clip was shot by director Chris Morgan in an abandoned estate located in Santa Barbara.
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The scene is evocative of the Pulse nightclub attack in 2016 in which 49 people were killed.
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And it's more psychologically and visually evocative than anything — movie or television show — Marvel or Warner Bros.
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And this season, he worked with two evocative yet opposing materials: feathers and (faux, eco-friendly) fur.
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From green valleys to red, red roses, here are some of Burns' most evocative and memorable lines.
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The album puts Villafranca's brightly evocative, harmonically layered pianism alongside his talents as a composer and arranger.
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Thirdly, I think you nailed it by describing it as being both evocative and kind of ridiculous.
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With all the speechifying in this episode, nothing was so purely evocative as that one nonverbal moment.
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But I think the Pixel 2 XL takes more evocative photos, with more contrast and better HDR.
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The deeply complex relationship to water and horizon is engaged in complex, evocative, and never reductive ways.
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Each of the 28 character studies is comprised of an evocative title and a series of photographs.
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The evocative and melancholy tone of "Picture Perfect Day" seemed like the ideal fit for Johnson's technique.
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From evocative similes to outright anger, here's a timeline of the author's most memorable Trump shut-downs.
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Evocative recently partnered up with Trofe to mass produce these mushroom lampshades and sell them to consumers.
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Among Rhoads's most evocative recommendations is Aître Saint-Maclou in Rouen, a former plague burial site—repeatedly.
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That record sounds like a sticky, humid summer's day just after a thunderstorm; evocative, sensual, and calming.
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German artist Käthe Kollwitz illuminated the hardships of the working class in her evocative paintings and prints.
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It's a weirdly fitting image, as Quilt's music is surreal and evocative in that same gentle way.
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Some of the stories contain simply one word, with the evocative illustration worth another 999 or so.
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It's an evocative word, swarms, and innocuous enough when applied to one of Intel's drone light shows.
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It's palpable how much thoughtful design and polish has been applied to this stylish and evocative game.
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In the evocative final pages, Penn offers a working theory of who and what Bob truly is.
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"The world turned upside down" he bellowed across the cavernous, empty auditorium, testing an evocative "Hamilton" lyric.
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I had "redfaced" for REDDENED, and appreciated the double "Destruction" clues — I love seeing the evocative HAVOC.
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Yes, the image of a little girl standing defiantly with her hands on her hips is evocative.
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Mr. Spears music is richly evocative, but the borrowed elements are audaciously filtered through his own sensibilities.
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But Tuce Yasak's lighting design, while sometimes evocative, often assaulted eyes that had grown used to darkness.
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I far prefer the underground bunker allure of the dusky interior, evocative of both sanctuary and subversion.
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And the stories they tell in this warm, evocative documentary crackle with humor and glow with reverence.
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Like his forebears, he synthesizes stylized representations, bright colors and mystical themes to create rich, evocative scenes.
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From bathing beauties to old family group shots and much more, the photos are remarkable and evocative.
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This book takes us to unusual and evocative locations, too, such as the Frisian island of Borkum.
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Soozandeh's film begins in a familiar but evocative locale: the back of a car roaming the capital.
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Best of all, listeners get a bonus PDF of Brown's spooky and evocative black-and-white illustrations.
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Choose one photograph from the article that you found particularly evocative or effective in telling the story.
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Al-Ula includes the evocative ruins of an ancient city of carved rock tombs, called Mada'in Saleh.
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Flamboyant, sweaty, virtuosic and precise, the evocative choreography provides the lion's share of the evening's artistic excellence.
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The song is at once a spacious, soothing listening experience and an evocative, Baroque piece of artwork.
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She sings in a breathy, tender whisper evocative of virtues like maternal caring and beaming altruistic compassion.
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But somehow the term seems timeworn, and not at all evocative of the pleasures of the table.
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The other artist in the show whose work seems most evocative of the theme is William Villalongo.
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His evocative use of thick brush strokes in his art has no close comparison in the form.
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The New Yorker story explains how these "laws" fundamentally shape No Man's Sky's universe with evocative examples.
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They are recognizable—marginally evocative of Zeppelin's "No Quarter"—and yet arcane, like shimmering afterthoughts or secrets withheld.
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Per Entertainment Weekly, it's not footage from within the final season itself, but rather an evocative promotional ad.
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While we currently know very little about Wu, I will confess that those first glimpses were intensely evocative.
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In vibrant, evocative prose, Arthurs brings these characters, and their varied experiences of a shared home, to life.
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Her food descriptions are intensely evocative; you can feel the butter in your mouth and smell the garlic.
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But the team behind Black Mesa, an unofficial remake, released an evocative trailer for their game's final levels.
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What makes it particularly evocative in this case is that the thing being altered is an entire universe.
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Ms Gidla at times devotes pages to domestic squabbles, but she is also capable of hauntingly evocative images.
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His works don't have a unified look or design, but they share an evocative, minimalist style of animation.
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It's still hard to make sense of what Death Stranding actually is, but the imagery sure is evocative.
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In his show, he moved through scenes with a fullness and brevity evocative not of theater, but movies.
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They are albums that are evocative, as Albini leads the band through some of their most savage compositions.
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And all the while, his marvelous, elastic voice is shaping the book's prose into evocative and hallucinatory passages.
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It is evocative of the water that surrounds islands on which puzzle platformers are set, bordered with palms.
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Its isometric perspective and instantly appealing palette are evocative of Monument Valley, but this isn't a relaxing puzzler.
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It has to be as evocative of you and your personality, as Afterlife with Archie really was too.
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But Ellis's illustrations are so evocative and powerful, this book could easily be enjoyed any time of year.
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When it comes to a precedent for victim blaming, nothing is quite as evocative as the Hillsborough disaster.
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Another Brooklyn is both withholding and generous, favoring evocative details and poetic language over more concrete world-building.
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You'd send your simple tank sprites racing along the sparse but evocative hex-grid map of the steppe.
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Contemporaries admired her for her intellect, and her sharp and evocative letters later won praise from Virginia Woolf.
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The vision of nature being lovingly tended in Rosie Stapel's documentary, "Portrait of a Garden," is remarkably evocative.
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Our room, "Jamaica," had deep blue-accent walls, white wicker furniture and evocative watercolor paintings of Caribbean palms.
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That being said, the musical execution of that innocence being shattered is monstrously evocative and inspired, as well.
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Are the procedural missions going to be evocative enough to escape the sensation of a to-do list?
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If I'm being vague here, or if I'm being too evocative, it's because I can't tell you specifics.
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" As the Museum of Modern Art describes it, the recipes "serve as evocative instructions for actions or thoughts.
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The movement soon spread across the country and the world, as did the evocative word that fueled it.
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Finally, in "Elegy II," the heads are set against red and white stripes evocative of the American flag.
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Gyasi's writing is gorgeous, and her descriptions, particularly of the less familiar landscape of historical Ghana, are evocative.
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I hope that the metaphor is at least evocative even for those to whom the term is unfamiliar.
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No matter what happens in the plot, every sentence is perfectly balanced and evocative and rich with meaning.
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But oh, what a topographical map has been drawn by Paul Joyce's evocative photographs and Banville's observant eye.
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With titles like "Shrimp and Gumbo" and "Carnival Day," these recordings were evocative of local New Orleans culture.
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The track's centerpiece is a blipping pattern of synth droplets, evocative of vintage Moog compositions by Raymond Scott.
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A selection of their buildings became Upper Canada Village, one of Canada's most evocative recreations of its past.
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As I spoke, the basses and cellos were still rumbling the evocative arpeggios of Wagner's first 136 bars.
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"They're so evocative, so romantic and so easy to live with," Offer Waterman, a London-based dealer, said.
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Racially evocative language in a state with Mississippi's history was bound to draw national attention, and it has.
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Many of these books are outstanding for their narrative, sensuality and evocative descriptions of memory, place and food.
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All these contradictions and reversals freight the artist's gestural paintings with an infinite shadow of evocative self-consciousness.
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He'd conceived an evocative set design, with the musicians all performing in tents, against a backdrop of drapery.
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Some felt the dual pink and blue winners from 2016, for example, were too evocative of a nursery.
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Catherine Porter wrote an evocative profile of Mr. Hussen that fills in the details of his extraordinary life.
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The evocative name describes the way a map of Baltimore looks when its racial population is plotted out.
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The leap from intellectual to moral ignorance is a small one, and so darkness is evocative here too.
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A pity, since there are plenty of colorful and evocative breed names that deserve to be better known.
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There is a cakey, dirty chai earthquake cookie full of warm, evocative spices like cinnamon, ginger and cloves.
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Evocative of Christmas morning, the parts shot builds anticipation, putting the sheer amount of stuff at the forefront.
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The pages of prose are few yet effective; they become truly evocative when they feature also Blanco's poems.
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Gary Indiana, a gifted wordsmith, is capable of summarizing exhibitions by very varied artists in terse, evocative sentences.
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You can't bottle depression; you can't bottle schizophrenia and show it in a way that is really evocative.
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Some posters were satirical, drawing from familiar 19th-century political caricatures, while others featured more evocative, emotional images.
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While the girl's suffering is relentlessly depressing to watch, Weber conveys her character's misery in visually evocative ways.
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Words are few for these puppets with moon-shaped faces who, like mimes, express everything in evocative, poignant gestures.
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It's an evocative visual, the sight of Jack — himself an addict — looking over Kevin in such a vulnerable moment.
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Goodwin, an evocative storyteller in her own right, said this was one of the crucial reasons for Trump's success.
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The nylon stocking might be evocative of spider webs, but it also resembles the loosened wrappings of a mummy.
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Most evocative are sculptures of pavonazzo marble that show barbarians kneeling on one knee in an act of capitulation.
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Finally, we are wished an intimate adieu from a puppet show tent also evocative of the setting in Petrushka.
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While some names are obvious, others are delightfully poetic and evocative,like Luminary Green, Puritan Gray, and Lavender Fog.
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It's the type of evocative photo you keep coming back to, which may explain the 88K Likes, to date.
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Reichl's description of what the Gourmet team is aiming for is so evocative that it wafts off the page.
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Square film is, of course, more evocative of classic Polaroids than the typical credit card-sized rectangular Instax photos.
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She creates momentum with brief and often enigmatic scenes, which she strips of all but the most evocative details.
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Often evocative of bacon, bonfires, and/or whisky, it's one of the more divisive genres of beer out there.
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The viewer must willingly participate in seeing the image, which allows a personal appropriation of its considerable evocative powers.
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Her style was (and still is) evocative, entertaining, individual and guaranteed to be different than anything she's worn before.
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They can be illuminating or deceptive, coldly quantitative or hauntingly evocative (and in the right hands, both at once).
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In Kul Tiras, the mountains of Tiragarde Sound and rolling lands of Stormsong Valley are so welcoming and evocative.
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And like Moonlight, this is a rich, evocative film that will resonate with viewers across the spectrum of sexuality.
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"Evocative scents" will be pumped into the arena to help enrich the interactive experience, according to a company statement.
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Now, many say it's acceptable to leave some photos if they are pleasant or evocative images in handsome frames.
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In Hot Milk, love is violent and possessive; to balance that violence, the language is soft, dreamy, and evocative.
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""It's…evocative of that certain other situation," Marnie actress Allison Williams tells Vulture, "in very different and noticeable ways.
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Stevens's music is crucial to the success of the film; it is delicate, evocative, breathless and full of melancholy.
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They've always been evocative of something smooth and blissful, while coercing out of you that restless desire to dance.
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His songs still stand as some of the most evocative descriptions of queer desire to achieve broad commercial success.
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His latest work, the Museo Atlántico, Lanzarote, consists of 12 evocative installations, each commenting on a current humanitarian issue.
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Once you strip away the leveling up, the story, and the, uh, racing, The Crew suddenly becomes really evocative.
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Moreover, the malleability of art itself becomes apparent; its range of meanings can create evocative connections between unlikely cultures.
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The things he made were in some ways abstract and "formal" but never scanted the evocative function of art.
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Over time, and with a kick from McCarthy, it became less evocative of those who perished there, or why.
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Still, at the book's most evocative, Danny/Teddy symbolizes our fears and shimmering unfulfilled wishes about roads not taken.
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For the passionate listeners, it conjures those universal feelings of love and loss via rich lyrics and evocative soundscapes.
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"Psychedelic lyrics often feature evocative but ultimately impenetrable imagery, perhaps based on visions had while on acid," Auslander says.
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The writing in "New Sun" is evocative and tricky, with an unreliable narrator obliquely explaining Wolfe's far-future setting.
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Then, one day, a little boy in her class delivers, trance-like, a few lines of startlingly evocative verse.
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Through a series of simple vignettes, it draws up an evocative mosaic of working-class life in the area.
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THE SCULPTURE OF GONZALO FONSECA The Uruguayan sculptor made eerily evocative small buildings out of stone. Oct. 15–Feb.
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Time Teletext's graphics were so evocative, in part, to make up for the skeletal storytelling driving the news feed.
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Mr. Wa Lehulere appears with two evocative, but quite similar, installations that probe the inequities of South African education.
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"To me, the bass line — which is the canon — is evocative of the universals spheres turning," Mr. Tritle said.
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His latest work, the Museo Atlántico, Lanzarote, consists of 12 evocative installations, each commenting on a current humanitarian issue.
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He made powerful images of people, but also evocative ones of objects or landscapes with no human in sight.
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Every word intimidates, but when placed together, they become evocative poetry, an unforgettable incantation of cheap and dirty horror.
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Despite its two dimensions, Mr. Coppola's vibrant and evocative underground art, accompanied by brief explication, leaps off the pages.
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But why is she appearing in an evocative and convincing series of visions seen by her teenage daughter, Olive?
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"If I were you, I'd do me, too" is the most evocative and thrilling lyric of her entire career.
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Pink is one of his favorite colors, and he scours antique stores in London to look for evocative shades.
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Rather than imbue a manufactured box with mystery, he turns our most evocative national metaphor into a mechanical contraption.
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His most recent album, "Let Loose" from 2016, features a handful of original tunes built on simple, evocative melodies.
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The imagery in its audiovisual component is evocative of VR animations, heavy on references to sci-fi and technology.
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Even more importantly, through large murals and evocative paintings, Romero traced the history of Chicano life throughout the city.
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For the take that made it onto the record, the band essentially performed it live, including Barlow's evocative guitar solo.
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That is the name of his firm's whizzy command centre in California, which is evocative of a Pentagon war room.
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Large-scale, hyperrealistic, and rendered in smooth oil paint, the works immortalize the flower through an entrancing and evocative narrative.
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And Hanson Robotics, famous for its artfully sculpted and emotionally evocative creations, is eager to get in on the fun.
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This is a much more evocative, emotional name befitting what could be the greatest car Aston Martin has ever made.
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Verbinski is interested in slow, creeping dread, and he doles out information and evocative imagery one morsel at a time.
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It's effective, evocative, and a little bit creepy, offering a world that tells you just enough about what's going on.
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There's no place these songs don't fit, feeling a part of our shared cultural history yet still personal and evocative.
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The old stadium still is one of Spain's most evocative venues, and the crowd still numbers about 20133,000 per game.
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It is also more evocative of wind, which sweeps around on "blow" for several bars before the rain comes in.
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Love Actually's poignant music paired with the most evocative love scenes in movies proved too much for Twitter to handle.
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Roach writes journalistic popular science books that take deep dives into single topics, all of them with evocative monosyllabic titles.
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The world of Alpha Centauri is revealed piecemeal, in evocative snippets of flavor text around new technologies, buildings, and wonders.
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For one thing, it felt like the most evocative theme for developers who've lived lifetimes throughout their time at NetherRealm.
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This atmospheric, evocative, and above all, powerful Jungle Book at least makes an effort to come out of those shadows.
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Odd on a formal level, the piece still obeys laws of gravity and is evocative enough of our own world.
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That's where Grease came in, which Richmond built around to create a track that's evocative of Lemonade without copying it.
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Since Dev Hynes has a knack for evocative songwriting, this particular track has always made me feel a certain way.
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There is honey-covered baklava, several cakes (coconut was a favorite) and an evocative saffron and rose water ice cream.
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Beneath a few sub-forums pertaining to "Tim's Movies, TV and Books," you find the more evocative secondary message boards.
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You find deliciously analog audio tapes as you go, each of which brings you into an evocative, low-poly environment.
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Rather than quote just one review, we've chosen some evocative paragraphs from pieces on a range of cuisines and restaurants.
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But you don't have to be paranoid to have your curiosity and imagination stirred by this exhibition's uncannily evocative materials.
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The place smelled of beer and of a kind of evocative staleness perhaps inherent in nineteenth-century New York buildings.
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Some words are incredibly evocative and you can just hear someone going on and on in a word like that.
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The Messier 87 photograph may not be as grandiose or evocative as the illustrations traditionally used to depict black holes.
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Songs like "The River" and "Stolen Car" are as evocative in their details as are Raymond Carver's best short stories.
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She pushes beyond the effort to recover forgotten stories, in order to tell them in a deliberately poetic, evocative way.
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New designs emphasize common areas both intimate and public at once, evocative of a restaurant dinner or coffee shop meeting.
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Although Degas is often, and rightly, considered an evocative realist, some of his ballet art has a touch of caricature.
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Here are some attempts to create urgent and accurate metaphors for a few of this year's more evocative NFL teams.
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For me the music conveys a sense of motion and is evocative of the feeling I get in rural spaces.
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That's what I think is powerfully evocative about Auto-encoding Blade Runner—that synthetic leap that the neural network makes.
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It's a really poetic, evocative phrase—how did you come up with it and what were you hoping to evoke?
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Writing a recipe is trying to convey a lot of information while being very economic and evocative with your wording.
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Their names are instructive and evocative: Eagle Rising; Fighting for Trump; Patriot Tribune; Revive America; US Herald; The Last Resistance.
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Karjel's characters, however, are nuanced, their relationships complex and the background texture evocative; his subversions are of a delicious flavor.
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It's an evocative sketch of a song that reserves its most declarative melody for a wordless guitar and piano pairing.
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But what most impressed me was the Scotch, and the famous, evocative names like Cutty Sark, Dewar's and Chivas Regal.
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Bravely, he purchased a used moped, survived several collisions, made friends, took evocative photographs, and learnt to love the city.
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The lovely, imitative lines offer evocative introductions to the work by these celebrated poets, and function as writing prompts, too.
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Opaquely evocative writing and drawings by twenty more outsider talents, from Jean-Daniel Allanche to Adolf Wölfli, are a bonus.
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Ms. Atwood's book is set in the Republic of Gilead — a future version of Massachusetts, evocative for its Puritan roots.
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The combined effect of the Peña's drawing and Eureka's recordings is powerfully evocative, transporting the visitor to the river's edge.
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As much as he documented his surroundings, Morrisroe also recast these recordings as stylized visions evocative of his cultural moment.
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Don Hogan Charles, a Times photographer for four decades, was acclaimed for his evocative shots of the civil rights era.
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This early silk-screen painting, packed with evocative imagery, is the most significant Rauschenberg to appear at auction in years.
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It's hard to write clues that are evocative and concise and accessible all at once, so I appreciate the help.
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It was a plain-spoken and evocative message from a grieving 211-year-old whose life had been irrevocably altered.
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Each vignette is effortlessly precise and endlessly evocative, a formula that's also a poem, and a story first and foremost.
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Mr. Haegert, who has dementia, smiled throughout the conversation, chiming in here and there, agreeing with his son's evocative memories.
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In one long lovely shot after another, he conjures a beautiful, evocative dreamland out of light, mirrors, tables, and books.
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It is a most serious work, well written and evocative of an era when the American foreign establishment exuded gravitas.
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The work's "story" — a tale of unrequited love and a hellish opium trip — is evocative, suspenseful and at times horrifying.
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With evocative characters — saintly Uncle Tom, the slave child Topsy, the villainous master Simon Legree — it sparked outrage about slavery.
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With evocative characters — saintly Uncle Tom, the slave child Topsy, the villainous master Simon Legree — it stirred outrage about slavery.
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What Ms. Pearl's canny direction and the evocative design can only somewhat disguise is the conventional structure of the piece.
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Bonus: No livery is quite as evocative and effective in projecting American power as the one on Air Force One.
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In what might be the book's most fascinating and evocative chapter, Campanella explores the little-known history of Barren Island.
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For some, the green-blue wall tiles, evocative of an ocean floor, may bring out the color in your eyes.
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Over the decades, several books have been written about her (notably Alice Echols's 1999 counterculture-evocative "Scars of Sweet Paradise").
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These pieces are rather good, harnessing a variety of materials and employing them toward evocative, sensual and slightly menacing ends.
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Dreams are a major part of this episode, which is both the most eventful and evocative "Twin Peaks" in weeks.
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Though at first it seems like an ode to the Dark Side, "The Supremacy" is equally evocative of the light.
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The series of ruins we encountered on the trail to Fish Mouth Cave, despite their evocative power, are modest examples.
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Very mysterious, evocative, shades of how The Force Awakens used the Darth Vader helmet to allude to Star Wars's legacy.
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The abominable visual syntax of the vanitas on view is so rich and evocative as to border on optical logorrhea.
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In a show filled with powerful repurposings, Mary Mattingly's and Elana Herzog's contributions stand out as particularly poetic and evocative.
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For centuries, German breweries have made unfiltered beers, from malt-rich lagers to wheat ales evocative of bananas and cloves.
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That Dragon, Cancer is very much in the Dear Esther mold, pulling players through an evocative landscape whose meaning proves elusive.
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The last is what often drew him to his subjects, whose clothes are typically as evocative as their expressions and poses.
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Fruitful excursions into the jazz, salsa and classical were still to come, as were innovative live albums and evocative soundtrack work.
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Though "XR2" was one of most evocative tracks on M.I.A's second album Kala, it was arguably "Paper Planes" that elevated it.
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When they filmed on the Hudson in New York City, the scene was very evocative of the day of the landing.
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The kind where I'm sprawled out, casually browsing through Netflix categories before pausing on an intriguing title or an evocative image.
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With dystopian fear and fierce warmth, Rindon Johnson's book, illustrated by Ser Serpas, is an evocative encounter between image and text.
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"He synthesizes stylized representations, bright colors and mystical themes to create rich, evocative scenes," one critic wrote of Mr. Wong's paintings.
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I had to read this book twice to figure out how E. Lockhart pulled off such a crafty and evocative narrative.
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While Night Vale was its own phenomenon, Alice Isn't Dead stands out for its overall tone and the evocative, lyrical writing.
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Obviously we immediately tore through the evocative messaging and tried the new offerings to see if any could top the original.
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Evocative of Bosch's painting, the forms are far more abstracted and disjointed than the fantastical scenes of the original nude bodies.
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However, the ability to apply one consistent vision across many working parts is ultimately the key to creating an evocative experience.
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But I would also be sad if the Twitter thread went away completely, because it's a new and evocative narrative form.
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Hogan's resulting essay offers an interesting look at Magic Leap's entertainment ambitions, as well as an evocative writeup of the experience.
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"VR is a very emotionally evocative medium," said Albert "Skip" Rizzo, director of Medical Virtual Reality at University of Southern California.
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Banks' riffs, even in their earliest forms, showed his ability to write riotous hardcore songs that retained a subtle, evocative warmth.
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" Barber picks up the printed menu in front of him and says: "Let me pick out another evocative example for you.
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Years later, the songs still stand as some of the most evocative descriptions of queer desire to achieve broad commercial success.
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Many of the items were evocative, from the soldiers' standard issue bread and pocket Korans to Ataturk's prisoner-of-war cap.
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Though her books are works of fiction by genre, they are also gritty, evocative explorations of race, gender, identity, and class.
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She set out to render those recollections in the kind of specific, emotionally evocative detail one expects from film and photography.
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Some of the most evocative music accompanied his suicide, committed while heavily intoxicated, wearing underwear and smearing his face with lipstick.
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When Minamoto and Taira forces come head-to-head, the narrative ignites, and Turner's prose is by turns pithy and evocative.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild doesn't look remotely real, but it is incredibly evocative of an alternate reality.
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Along similar lines, "Peaceful Morning" juxtaposes a banjo and acoustic bass with a raft of vocal harmonies evocative of Vampire Weekend.
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"It's a wonderfully evocative mineral that is basically a fantasy, but it looks like the real thing," Ms. Ilse-Neuman said.
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If you look closely, you can see evocative details from lost wallpaper, distorted wall outlets, and even outlines of fish bones.
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But the most evocative evidence among conspiracy theorists about Philadelphia today turns on a single data point about the 2012 election.
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Shihui Zhou sews together articles of clothing in droopy, evocative ways that make the absence of a wearer seem almost grotesque.
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Computer art has been around for decades, and Hollywood's digitally animated movies and special effects are marvels of rich, evocative imagery.
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But his evocative renderings of animal flesh also thrum with formerly pulsing life, giving them a kind of tragic, empathic power.
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On a visit to the artist's studio, Campbell became fascinated by Cañedo's evocative paintings of male nudes set against cosmic backdrops.
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To some people it might be repulsive but that smell is so evocative to me that it's almost like a hug.
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"It is not because Pusey's work is any less groundbreaking, pristinely executed, or formally and conceptually evocative," she said by email.
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Unholy ghosts, his current solo show at Various Small Fires, offers a more robust presentation of his evocative and poignant tapestries.
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In Glinn's images, as in others, the Beats lived mostly in evocative black and white — aloof, interior, maybe a little buzzed.
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"Having lived through apartheid, I found the art similarly evocative and powerful, but also amusing and full of satire," he said.
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Her depiction of Texas is so evocative you can practically hear the beer cans cracking open and smell the swamp water.
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Amy Gilman, director of the Chazen, finds the sculptures "evocative in the way that great literature stays with you," she said.
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Acknowledging that not only takes the pressure off, it made this solve, which has some really evocative words, much more fun.
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The language he uses is evocative but delivered flat in tone, as if trying to dampen the intensity of his words.
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And the "Pastoral," which is easy to read as folk-inspired tone painting, was here more subtly evocative than straightforwardly illustrative.
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And yet listening to this evocative and emotionally open work is startling when you keep in mind where Stravinsky was headed.
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But after realizing how unoriginal that name was, he cast about for another evocative label and came up with Penn Station.
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"The Black Cathedral," evocative of the Cuban films of Sara Gómez and Humberto Solás, shows the Sacramentalists to be savvy politicians.
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As the writing becomes sharper and the animation strikingly communicative, what were barely character sketches turn into detailed and evocative portraits.
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GPT-2 hadn't "read" the article—it wasn't included in the training data—yet it had somehow alighted on evocative details.
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Sequestered high above most of the city, the living memorial today constitutes a hushed and evocative refuge from Washington's quotidian intrigues.
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The Romanesque Church of Saint Trophime in the Place de la République boasts a fabulous portal and evocative 12th-century cloisters.
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Each of the evocative fragrance profiles is seasonally exclusive and packaged to match with artful, more-than-coffee-table-worthy accents.
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It's immediately evocative of the 2010 game's Wild West setting, with a color scheme to match earlier Red Dead Redemption art.
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To enhance the theme, I created a sparse, supersymmetric, grid-art layout evocative of the Rutherford-Bohr model of an atom.
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A side note: in addition to photography, the article features evocative illustrations by Heather Campbell, an Inuit artist originally from Rigolet.
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Excavating internet-fossilized synth sounds evocative of RollerCoaster Tycoon era video games, the track's voiceover meditates on artificial superintelligence and lattes.
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It is in some ways evocative of the well-known "Willie Horton" ad that ran against the 1988 Democratic presidential nominee, Gov.
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In Mexicali, to take one evocative example, young rural migrants call the move to the city "buscar la vida" ("to seek life").
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But what these newer brands — ones with dreamy, evocative names like Gaia, Full Circle, and Truce — are doing goes beyond better ingredients.
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It's all set in a surreal, creepy-cute world full of evocative landscapes, doll-like characters, talking dogs, and fucked up hallucinogens.
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And yet, despite the flawless merging of the combined images, the fantastical and evocative worlds he depicts are indeed hand-made collages.
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On Friday evening, a crowd seething with hatred and bigotry conducts a torchlight parade in a manner deliberately evocative of Nazi theater.
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A 1960 photograph of a teenage boy posing in a pool hall is more directly evocative of the time it was made.
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The pushers are a little stumpy for my taste but they are evocative of some early Seiko chronos, so I'll allow it.
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As the plane flies through a blaze, the cabin fills with the smell of smoke evocative of a barbecue or a campfire.
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Mr. Andres's "Checkered Shade" begins with churning figures evocative of Minimalism, though the rippling repetitions go through long, discursive stretches and developments.
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Brian McOmber's score is equally evocative, a constantly building cacophony of noise and chaos that amplifies the ever-escalating on-screen conflicts.
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"If a label is evocative of Italy, but the oil is not Italian, I can slap on a fine," Mr. Vaccari said.
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This town isn't just evocative of Sweetwater; it actually is Sweetwater, just transposed from the Old West and into Japan's Edo period.
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But, at this time of year, it's a deeply evocative sound and symbol that permeates the observances of these two Jewish holidays.
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Otto Warmbier showed off his warmth, humor and humanity in an evocative speech the salutatorian delivered at his 2013 high school graduation.
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It's an often evocative story about artistic stress which unaccountably removes worries about that main source of artistic stress — making a living.
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Chura's vocals are evocative of artists like Liz Phair, Amiee Mann, or Alanis Morissette (who is Chura's favorite to sing karaoke to).
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Edgerton and Negga do fine work portraying decent, honorable countryfolk who aren't gifted orators, able to articulate their anguish in evocative language.
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In one long evocative section he describes an afternoon spent with her while his mother was in the hospital following a miscarriage.
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The longer we spend with the picture, the more it threatens to dissolve into explorations of pure, albeit highly evocative color relationships.
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It looks a little like MS Paint, but if the artist actually knew how to make MS Paint look evocative and nice.
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In all their guises, the characters' eyes hint at psychological depths that a painted surface, however evocative, can only begin to plumb.
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Garlington and Bertotti's show, The Portals of Wonder, is centered around evocative black-and-white photographs presented in lavish three-dimensional frames.
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But there is something surprising about how two writers with such different religious origins and conclusions arrive at the same evocative vagary.
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Matty gives us an evocative look behind-the-scenes at Parts & Labour, where 48-hour, back-of-house binges were the rule.
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Mr. Kotche drew evocative sounds from an array of instruments and provided suspenseful rhythms that lent tension to the film's historic arc.
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As a result, I go for what I consider to be unusually evocative phrases, or ones that reflect this particular cultural moment.
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In providing the grandness, evocative gestures and eccentric touches that enhance reality and inspire reverie, the Bannermans have certainly succeeded at Trematon.
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One of the show's most abstractly evocative works is a Minimalist video loop called "Double Quadruple Etcetera Etcetera," by Sondra K. Perry.
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Webb sat on the bench and began to play a rolling, majestic tune, evocative of his hits but unplaceable in the canon.
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With your brains comfortably entangled in its electrode network, the NeurAlign sends evocative nerve impulses between you to determine your romantic potential.
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Drawing as much from Middle Eastern modes as the Steve Albini catalog, shit keeps moving even at its most spaghetti Western evocative.
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Each starkly black and white image appears stately and evocative of the story behind the person to whom each bodily feature belongs.
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Some of the most intimate pieces are the most evocative, including a tiny cat nursing her kittens that represents the goddess Bastet.
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Backed by strong production UV Boi brings in some evocative moods that has him singing about falling in and out of love.
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On the Met's roof, every surface in this series is immaculately polished; missing is the evocative fragility and handiwork of past pieces.
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Translated, its name is "When Tears Of An Angel Make Dancing Snow," which is as evocative as anything hanging in the Louvre.
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Shots of waves crashing and Caruana wandering accompany a track evocative of timeless alt-rock ala Weezer, and rife with bittersweet lyrics.
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Two from last year, Mr. Tsai's "Floating Flowers" (2014) and Mr. Inger's "Now and Now" (2015), are less evocative on second viewing.
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Dining | Westchester Westchester County has some evocative old train stations, and the 19th-century brick beauty in Mamaroneck is among the loveliest.
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Clinton's team had released an evocative ad that featured girls looking anxiously in their mirrors, scored to a selection of Trump insults.
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Halvorson plays a vintage Gibson instrument — the resonance of which makes for an evocative pairing with Mr. Lee's eight-key Baroque flute.
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There are few places as evocative as the Great Hall of Ellis Island, where thousands upon thousands came to the New World.
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Through awe-inspiring runs and subtly evocative phrasing, Hathaway delivers sophisticated, classic records that still bend toward the arc of contemporary pop.
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With supernatural powers, and a much-deeper story than meets the eye, this Cthulhu-inspired detective story delivers on its evocative title.
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Before Kyle Abraham was known for creating rich, evocative ensemble dances for his company, he was hailed for his own mellifluous dancing.
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The lineup includes some of today's most evocative contemporary choreographers: Joanna Kotze, Kensaku Shinohara, Pam Tanowitz, Larissa Velez-Jackson and Jillian Peña.
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Hidden Figures The grip of poverty guides two evocative chronicles of life on the margins, geographically disparate though their communities may be.
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Revered by peers like Lyle Lovett, he fused a brooding yet tender melodicism with evocative stream-of-consciousness narration, to hypnotic effect.
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The score evokes influences as diverse as Gilbert and Sullivan and Kurt Weill, and is often suffused with an evocative, melodic wistfulness.
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Ms. Posnick focuses on the evocative, often surreal images that accompany the magazine's beauty coverage, as well as some of its portraits.
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The effect is uncanny, as if an omnipresent, disembodied spirit were observing them an eeriness further enhanced by the evocative electronic score.
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He displayed that voice — evocative, unhurried, conversational — in a 1985 profile of the champion boxer Billy Conn, known as the Pittsburgh Kid.
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JON PARELES All hail our greatest punch line rapper, 2 Chainz, who never met an evocative image he couldn't upend and extend.
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We'll find works by both Thomas and emerging and established artists of color in a constructed domestic interior evocative of the period.
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Wheeldon has managed to translate the play's complex plot into dance, with a good deal of help from Bob Crowley's evocative designs.
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The opening essay of Fussell's honest and evocative collection makes an argument for the relevance of food as an important literary subject.
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The data is meant to be "evocative, not definitive," he wrote on the simulation website, since nuclear attacks are difficult to model.
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I thought this grid was very elegantly clued; in addition to the several evocative entries, the two span entries were particularly excellent.
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The book begins with an evocative description of the public mourning and funeral of Abraham Lincoln, whose tragic shade haunts every chapter.
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Yet they were also more broadly evocative, in the manner of Walker Evans's photographs of weather-bleached American architecture and shop signs.
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But it turned out the most pertinent part of that evocative shot was the enveloping darkness on her side of the door.
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In December, Prada also withdrew several items evocative of racist caricatures, including a keychain of black monkey faces with exaggerated red lips.
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Bandai Namco did at least take the time to give the Japanese title (Kyoei Toshi) an evocative English translation, though, so here's hoping.
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Her video work, part narrative and part documentary, toes the line of the two genres to create work that is evocative and interrogative.
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In total, the computer analyzed more than 15 million social-media posts, looking at hashtags like #beachlife, #lovetotravel, and others evocative of vacationing.
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She tells us it's called a ZZ Plant, also known by its scientific name, Zamioculcas zamiifolia, or the very evocative sobriquet, Zanzibar Gem.
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While Chihuly's rectangles do not break new artistic ground, now or in 1975, their arrangement on the pond is pleasing, subtle, and evocative.
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He always writes these shimmering, evocative melodies and surrounds them with crystalline sound design, but he thrives when he's working with jarring juxtapositions.
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That deeply evocative world-building was magnetic, and in my own music I have tried to create a similar sense of suspended reality.
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Moonlight is an emotional, evocative piece, and it has little in common with Jenkins' other, more prosaic film, 2008's Medicine For Melancholy.
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With persistent looking, the eye is drawn into a kaleidoscopic space made up of small interlocking elements evocative of machinery and/or sex.
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Every episode of The Twilight Zone is a campfire story, as evocative in 10 sentences as it is in a full 30 minutes.
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The Turkish website Inci Caps tweeted out the evocative image with the caption "write something about this picture" to its 3 million followers.
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While fans certainly loved the evocative hit and its music video, they weren't shy about sharing their feelings for the less political jams.
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He walks purposefully to meet Gambi (James Remar), his Alfred, accompanied by music almost blatantly evocative of the Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight movies.
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It's an abstract narrative — a montage of evocative images, sounds, and choreography that comes together to create a striking visual metaphor for grief.
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His evocative voice and the rolling acoustic guitar he accompanied it with speak to the indigenous storytelling tradition, rather than the activist movement.
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Others are more subjective: giving the algorithm data about which works are concerned with religious themes, evocative of memory, or laced with humor.
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This, combined with his youthful pitch (evocative of Mr Macron or Justin Trudeau) has allowed him to reach new voters in metropolitan Germany.
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The result was part Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, part Ellen and Corey — and every bit as evocative of Old Hollywood as intended.
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It's stunningly evocative TV. Halt and Catch Fire isn't really a show that goes in for gigantic set pieces or big, epic moments.
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The real test of the Range Rover, to be honest and evocative of my favorite Roxy Music album, is to explore country life.
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The multigenerational story is light on its feet, funny, and wide-ranging, full of bright performances, evocative music, and the occasional experimental flourish.
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That stark image of McCandless flying free in space is evocative of so many of the things that capture the imagination about spaceflight.
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There is possibly no flavor more evocative of American childhood than the chalky, subtly sweet taste of those horseshoe and clover-shaped marshmallows.
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The rawness of the Notorious B.I.G and Tupac gave rap the juice needed to transform the pathos of racial communities into evocative storytelling.
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It's evocative of Google's Cardboard, a simple $15 headset with a cardboard casing and VR goggles for people to use with their smartphones.
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Hours of evocative landscapes, interesting questlines, and environmental storytelling are routinely interrupted with a "wakka wakka wakka!" and expectant look at the camera.
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"Aries (YuGo)" saw an unexpected turn from Pharrell, while "Perfect Pint" united Gucci Mane and Kendrick Lamar over an evocative Rae Sremmurd hook.
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Far from being a mere gimmick, it is a highly evocative and transporting piece of electronic music, alternately ambient, glitchy, and interestingly rhythmic.
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" The evocative phrase stuck, along with a mission statement to develop and produce "funny, strange and provocative new plays by living American writers.
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They fill a white-walled maze pleasantly evocative of the bright, visually weightless spaces all members of this group have completed since 20123.
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The result was an immersive layering of experimental, otherworldly soundscapes, evocative one minute of Sun Ra, the next of Aphex Twin or Autechre.
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Never one to shy from the quirky and evocative, Moschino debuted separate capsule collections in collaboration with The Sims and Playboy last quarter.
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Literature, he points out, is adept at exploiting this aspect of our psychology; it focuses on evocative inessentials to stimulate our emotional response.
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Is it the tune most evocative of lightning-strike summer flings, such as Calvin Harris and Rihanna's "This Is What You Came For"?
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The downtown Detroit setting will provide an evocative backdrop for the contenders to hash out their positions on how to revive the economy.
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Whitfield Lovell reinterprets found imagery and references evocative cultural touchstones to add further layers and textures to his drawings and mixed media installations.
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Sometimes, like William Basinski, all he needs is the right mix of loops and an evocative title to build a full emotional narrative.
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The text of his speech really illustrated the historical and moral struggle going on on the Korean Peninsula, sometimes in very evocative terms.
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N.C. An evocative title gets all but hidden — it is moaned in backup vocals — in a mournful song that arrives with odd timing.
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This topper by AMI is evocative of old-school tailoring, but its relaxed shape and soft houndstooth wool give it a younger twist.
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This evocative still life includes a nearby cigarette butt, which adds to the grossness of the image, reducing Trump to his toxic essence.
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Evocative and easily overlooked, "Répétiteur" by Jorge Otero-Pailos, occupying an obscure rehearsal room at City Center, is on view this week only.
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While the 4C sports car and the Giulia sedan are interesting and evocative cars, neither model is capable of sustaining a brand financially.
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For many, camps are evocative of a childhood they are nostalgic for, allowing them to relive the more innocent times of their youth.
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The new collection, modeled by the conceptual artist Laila Gohar, features glass in organic shapes, with rippled surfaces evocative of silt or water.
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But what it lacks in story, "Sharp Objects" makes up for in rich themes, intriguing characters and, perhaps most of all, evocative motifs.
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A real sense of thought and curation went into the rooms here, beginning with the spookily atmospheric artwork depicting evocative Louisiana swamp scenes.
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The sets consisted largely of evocative video projections designed by Mr. DeChiazza, furthered by the shadow-play of Brian H. Scott's lighting design.
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Photojournalists will always be tempted to make graphic, evocative imagery, but we must move on to more nuanced, compassionate work about vulnerable people.
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These explorations into the region's artistic history generally fall into one of three categories: evocative solo shows, milieu studies, and wide-ranging surveys.
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So, yeah, it's really evocative, but I think enough has been changed that I don't feel like I'm watching my own life unfolding.
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In fact, arguably "priming the pump" is now a "dead metaphor," or a metaphor in which the original evocative meaning is largely lost.
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The sequence goes on for some time, one evocative fragment after another, a poignant portrait of a woman slowly turning into a ghost.
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Ms. Hall specialized in lyrical, evocative landscapes whose flat color planes and geometric forms alluded to the natural world rather than describing it.
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Courtesy Wevr Outside of fiction, "virtual reality," like "angel food" or "infinity pool," is an evocative phrase that is disappointing if taken literally.
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"Bad News!" is very much an Akalaitis show, with its evocative visuals and music, its infatuation with the classics, its feeling of ritual.
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Tharaud's 2001 Rameau album has a similarly evocative luxuriousness.) And of other recent recordings of the sonatas, David Greilsammer's (Sony, 2014) particularly intrigues.
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"The Third Rainbow Girl" is an evocative and elegantly paced examination of the murders that takes a prism-like view of the crime.
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Most of them are highly angular, but this one has a gently curved surface that is evocative of a sculpture by Henry Moore.
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Her potent, evocative fiction still impresses itself on new readers; her essays give clear and vivid insight into a writer's mind at work.
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"It's a simple, powerful work, evocative of language and poetry," Gérard Azoulay, the director of the Space Observatory, said by email in French.
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The Asheville artist is one of the decade's most evocative songwriters—and the kind of vocalist whose every warble brims with unfathomable emotion.
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The revival, on the big screens at the Convention hall, of the Clinton family's political "narrative" was at times exhausting, evocative of Argentina.
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While asking the poems to consistently retain Plath's metaphorical quality is perhaps too much, Malech's anagrams remain impressively coherent and evocative of Plath.
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There's a rickety, plastic quality to the music exactly suited to the occasion, evocative of old toy stores and elaborately crafted gingerbread sculptures.
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Evocative of Casa Mauaad's illicit past, the space is lit in red and its hidden entryway recalls a time of speakeasies and burlesque.
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It's the prints of Japanese shore whaling from the 1820s to 1840s, however, that stand out most, for their dynamic and evocative scenes.
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These evocative bodies trigger our fantasies and imaginations, but from the perspective of this female viewer, there is no small hint of menace.
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For an evocative series of huge, black-and-white finger-painted "iD" works, Wallinger cites precedent as far back as the earliest rock art.
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While certainly nowhere near as evocative and poignant as Jessica Jones Season 1, his 2017 solo introduction into the Netflix-Marvel pantheon showed promise.
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The exhibition, Slaughterhouse-Fifty, features 50 scenes from the novel accompanied by the excerpts that describe them, rendered by Miccio in shaky, evocative brushstrokes.
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Some Native Americans consider the Redskins name highly offensive and evocative of the genocide of North American tribes by American settlers of European descent.
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The poignant acting from Ruth Negga (if you're not familiar, check her out in AMC's drama Preacher) and Joel Edgerton is raw and evocative.
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Hamilton won both the Newbery Medal and the National Book Award for her thoughtful, evocative books about the inner lives of tweens and teens.
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Facts are politically inert unless they are embedded in simple language, evocative imagery, and compelling narratives, which head off potential counternarratives at the pass.
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Helen Oyeyemi writes some of the loveliest and oddest books I've ever read, filled with shivery, evocative sentences and fairy tale tropes turned slantwise.
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Sludgy percussion movements meanwhile get pulled apart like meat from the bone, egged on by a gut-punching bassline evocative of Norwegian black metal.
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Despite being an extremely evocative bit of ad copy, "natural" is a meaningless designation—and one that the FDA has therefore declined to define.
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The film's evocative atmosphere, flashes of violence that Tarantino is known for, and darkly comic moments elicited some early rave reviews following the premiere.
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They include a pretty, evocative re-creation of a first-century Jewish village and an immersive walk through the stories of the Hebrew Bible.
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Today's Terraform, Justin Lee's "The Story Is in the Soil," makes a new figurative leap by collapsing these two evocative fluids into one vein.
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Only one previous show in America, at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth in 1982, has paid tribute to her evocative, graceful artistry.
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Its accessible-but-deep gameplay, evocative artistic style, and near $600 million in sales on PC alone have created a frenzy around the game.
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Surely there is nothing more evocative of Arsenal in the modern era than a scoreboard which reads: "Watford 2-1 Arsenal, Cleverley 90+2".
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And as Jane points out in an evocative monologue to her mom Xo and grandmother Alba, he talks slowly and uses the word ma'am.
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One spindly, the other evocative of a flowering human heart, they're connected by way of wires that feed into the tanks and become tentacles.
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And that sentiment isn't more true than when listening to the evocative and romantic songs produced, written, and performed by singer-songwriter Mary Lambert.
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Through the track, she shows off a strong vocal side as she coasts cooly along an ambient melody, evocative of 90s style R&B.
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"I Will Send Rain" obliges with a grim portrait of a family weathering the Dust Bowl as naggingly evocative as grit in your mouth.
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Ms. Stein's evocative portrait of Bellamy recreates in stunning, touching and often humorous detail the chaotic, creative, still bohemian art scenes of Provincetown, Mass.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The paintings of Giorgio de Chirico invariably call to mind a cluster of adjectives: haunting, enigmatic, evocative, poetic.
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" The interviewer settled for that because, apparently, the image was more vivid and evocative than the usual "too much money chasing too few goods.
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"Blue and Sentimental" is a sensuous, evocative album by the tenor saxophonist Ike Quebec, who also worked as a talent scout for the label.
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The 2500-square-foot lobby, with its display cases of cigarettes, shaving cream, newspapers and other items that would have been sold, is evocative.
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What image could be more evocative of freedom than that of wild horses, galloping over the plains, their manes elegantly flowing in the breeze?
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Where hardcore album covers had long leaned on cartoon-like illustrations or simple, evocative photographs, Until Your Heart Stops was cleaner and more ambiguous.
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It's evocative in the same way the term "death tax" activates different emotional responses than "estate tax," even when they describe the same thing.
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Yes, the Smiths' catalogue is a timeless expression of evocative, intellectual teen angst, full of indie rock classics and life-changing scriptures from Morrissey.
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Tsiang was indeed the "floating Chinaman" of Hsu's evocative title — a title, Hsu tells us, borrowed from an unpublished and perhaps unwritten Tsiang novel.
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I wish there had been more strange yet evocative coups of this sort in Mr. Herheim's polished-looking, well-executed, not-quite-persuasive production.
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Matt: I completely agree — given some daylight to work with, Sapochnik created the most haunting and evocative war scenes I've ever seen on television.
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She is known for her evocative orchestrations and varied sound palettes, and in parts of "Fire in my mouth" she wanted to suggest factories.
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Relying on the evocative power of "uranium," they assert that Russia gained a strategic prize in the United States, and in a suspicious way.
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Andros's words are well matched with Morstad's evocative artwork, conjuring a gentle, lyrical version of what used to be the dominant American immigration story.
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One problem is that social policy may seem boring compared with the wonderfully evocative story arcs telling us where current technologies might be heading.
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In the most evocative parts of the drive, the drop, separated from your car by just a guardrail — or not — is hundreds of feet.
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Rather, it was the writing, journalism unlike any I'd ever read, sympathetic and evocative and inventive but also sharp-eyed and precise and acerbic.
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For emoji most likely to be used to imply a penis, the similarly genitally-evocative "wood" has really blown the competition away this year.
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The trio "For Harold Budd" is anchored by an achingly expressive modal melody for flute, evocative of bamboo-flute music in the Hindustani tradition.
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"Eliminate your dad," sung Cabello, turning original lyric "might seduce your dad type" into something more evocative of professional hitmen than typical bad guys.
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Books of The Times Michael Ondaatje's early books had such evocative titles, one had to pick them up and hold them for a while.
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The book-matched French walnut paneling is glossier and more radiant, the patterns in the grain more evocative of monumental abstract paintings, than before.
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It was in Starkey's studio — where she creates arrangements evocative of Flemish oil paintings — that Jamieson began to build an encyclopedic knowledge of plants.
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Its most recent edition, The Color System: Schemes for Life Enhancement (or Because I Love You I Can Come Apart), is an evocative collaboration.
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Finn kicked off the generation of this theme by finding the phrase BASELINE VASELINE, which we all thought was evocative of some umpish impishness.
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The story—at times hauntingly evocative, at other times truly confusing—never feels quite stable, but is held together by the narrator's nuanced character.
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The solitude resulted in one of the most evocative and affecting folk albums of the 2000s, and it sold over half a million copies.
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However, with the hat, Trump's outfit might have tipped the scales, moving from a practical accessory dangerously close to costume territory evocative of colonialists.
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The sanitized and soulless spaces of Pablo and his family form an evocative contrast with the lively, bustling bars and streets frequented by Francisco.
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He made versions in pinwale corduroy with high-waist Urkel trousers and also in wool flannel and goofy muted plaids distinctly evocative of Goodwill.
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But in Jay's search for "crazy crazy mad love," Frey conveys nothing so emotionally evocative that it builds on the work of these predecessors.
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Cut out along the edges into forms evocative of Kara Walker's silhouettes, Whyte's drawing depicts a flailing man in a thrum of faceless people.
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She placed internment camps behind him, cherry blossoms around him, and filled the surrounding Google letters with stripes and colors evocative of the American flag.
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Some love it, praising the evocative settings, the interesting new culture, and Martin's thematic explorations of topics like the danger of being drawn into war.
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Highlighting cluttered mini-malls and rolling hills framed by blown-out skies, the photographer captures nearly 70 evocative stills within a 112-page book, Hometowns.
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Critical cred: Kirkus called Bhubaneswar's stories "stunning" and "evocative" in a starred review; BuzzFeed Books named it one of the best books of fall 2018.
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When listening to the 1000Xs, I'm reminded most of the Beats sound signature: tuned to be emotive and evocative without discoloring the music too much.
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The Śiṣya (pronounced Shi-shya) is an evocative wooden installation comprised of two adjacent walkways that spiral out from an oblique, 16-foot-tall center.
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This spring show is particularly evocative of Los Angeles (hint: "smog") and will exhibit works by John Baldessari, Mike Kelley, Barbara Kruger, and Ed Ruscha.
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He puts the results of discounting in evocative terms: given a 5% rate of discount, one human life today is worth 132 a century hence.
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As listeners will hear on tracks like "Sledge," which premieres today on The Creators Project (below), HEXA's work is incredibly evocative but also deeply unsettling.
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The clip is evocative of '60s European art house cinema, depicting a photoshoot of a romantically involved man and woman in an uneasy domestic scene.
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With visceral imagery and provocative use of narrative and theatrical elements, Gonzales-Day posed an evocative inquiry into our country's ugly past and current plight.
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You can add yet another name to the list — Ripple Network Technology, which shares little more than a vaguely evocative name with those other parties.
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The film was primarily shot on location in Ireland, and Tully and cinematographer Wyatt Garfield use the evocative landscapes and foggy boglands to maximum effect.
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Van Lawick's extraordinary footage is worked into an evocative audio-visual collage made even more striking by the cinematic and Disneyesque score from Philip Glass.
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The first cover—a kid in a red hoodie, standing in "hands up, don't shoot" position—is immediately evocative and directly confrontational with white supremacy.
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Dozens of policemen separate these two sharply contrasting faces of South Korea -- evocative images of a decades-old practice of farming dogs for human consumption.
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A partial extrapolation of Glover's anxieties over what fame can do to black people in America, it's a social commentary too evocative to pin down.
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The 184 is evocative of a future we've always dreamed of and is primed to alter the very fundamentals of the way we get around.
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Related: Erotic Art in Shocks of Color Evocative Illustrations Show What Women Do When No One's Watching [NSFW] Erotic Feminist Art Gets a Second Look
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In fact, you'll probably absolutely love it—how could you, after all, resist its evocative lyrics and delicate musicianship, the wry humour of the thing?
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Odyr's images of animals casting off their bonds and then living with the results of their revolution are painterly and evocative, both loose and illuminating.
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But Mr. Mackey's evocative titles, combining a word from the visual arts with one from music, showed how subjective the perception of tone color remains.
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Bolt Threads worked with Evocative, mushroom-materials experts, to create a third option that uses compressed mushroom root fibers to make a leather-like fabric.
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Dance meets geometry in this evocative short film, in which a pole dancer manipulates a projected screen behind her to create constantly shifting geometric patterns.
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The novelist E.L. Doctorow was a master at reclaiming historical figures and forgotten cultural moments, which he transformed into graceful, evocative and slyly constructed narratives.
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"With a moniker, it's kind of like you're protecting yourself," says Juul, whose spare yet evocative songs have garnered comparisons to Bon Iver and M83.
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But the heart is there, and Nicholas Blade Guldner's video design, with evocative vintage black-and-white images, adds a great deal to its atmosphere.
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The references they cite to each other resonate with viewers who remember how emotionally evocative those shows (with the exception of Iron Fist) could be.
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Besides creating incomparably evocative and heart-stoppingly beautiful imagery in the pages of Vogue for decades, Coddington is known for her unwavering love of felines.
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Over these evocative musical backdrops, Keith's lyrics start time traveling, taking present day objects and references and propelling them forward into a futuristic fantasy realm.
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The images I snapped with my Specs over Thanksgiving weekend are deeper, more real and more emotionally evocative than most other snapshots I usually shoot.
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Like many brands, including Dove, Pantene and Always, the Ivanka Trump clothing line uses a marketing slogan evocative of girl power, the somewhat nebulous #womenwhowork.
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Growing up, these evocative images imply, can feel a lot like being lost at sea, but the imagination is a good map to steer by.
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The models walk out to a mash-up of reggae and '80s punk rock evocative of London's pirate radio stations, and the atmosphere is charged.
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But there's still something evocative about the idea of a cat, looking for its best light, making sure its director is capturing it just so.
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Which of us who has loved a child wouldn't be moved by the evocative details of innocence snagged on the jagged fences of adult circumstance?
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Some of them hold concrete sculptures of misshapen sports balls, while prints on the walls turn the shapes associated with various games into evocative abstractions.
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One is filled with those who remember Rubik's Cube as a pop-culture relic, as evocative of the 1980s as leg warmers and Duran Duran.
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Van Gogh once wrote that "paintings fade like flowers"; today, art conservators have an evocative descriptor for the chameleon nature of such paint colors: fugitive.
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It is a stance evocative of Annie Oakley, the sharpshooting protofeminist 19th-century rodeo queen whose image is tattooed across the whole of TJ's back.
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Using an evocative phrase or term to describe certain behavior may make for more interesting reading, but it may also suggest more than we know.
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Ms. Maya's choreography is firm and shapely, and it's closely tied to Gaspar Rodríguez's evocative score, which he and four other fine musicians play live.
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Ultimately, Abu Hamdan's project is evocative and thoughtful, but often leaves the viewer feeling as though his concept came well before consideration of aesthetic display.
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"Japanese Maple," with its deep, wet reds, seems effortlessly evocative, as does the final, ethereal "Weeping Crabapple," completed two years before Frankenthaler's death in 2011.
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In the extravagantly evocative "Hemingway's Boat," Paul Hendrickson traces about 27 years of Ernest Hemingway's tumultuous life through his beloved 38-foot cabin cruiser, Pilar.
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Each piece was whimsical in its own right, yet not at all caricature-like — a feat emblematic of Gurung's talent and eye for evocative design.
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It was evocative, to put it mildly, to read in The Times about a forthcoming federal climate change report while choking on hot, brown smoke.
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"We decided in the end that the only substitute for the most majestic, most evocative bell in the world is Big Ben," Denis Nowlan said.
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The staircase that leads to this bar is utterly beguiling—evocative photographs of present-day Cuba line the walls, globe chandeliers cast a golden light.
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Death Stranding is a blank check of a game, as startlingly evocative as it is laughably in-your-face about its themes of human connection.
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Underneath that hood and noose, so evocative of the Ku Klux Klan, was a black cop and survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, Will Reeves.
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With his evocative and detailed titles, Cooper supplies a historical complexity that distinguishes his work from the more picturesque landscapes of his mentor, Ansel Adams.
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Though there's no moment when you can identify any one species, it's completely evocative: the essence of the quiet life of some creek or shoreline.
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Sometimes the dances are evocative and allegorical; sometimes (with no loss of suspense) they are solely about this dancer doing this step in this way.
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An evocative shot of a black woman in a white dress, fleeing from someone in graceful terror, reminds us repeatedly of the movie's original atrocity.
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" Whether challenging whiteness or misogyny within the black community, McMillan Cottom succeeds in her mission to tell "evocative stories that become a problem for power.
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Schumacher's Flatliners at least had an exaggerated sense of style going for it, in an aggressively intense color scheme and a reliance on strong, evocative images.
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Backstage Beauty Report The beauty look at Oscar de la Renta's fall/winter 2016 show today was evocative of Edwardian beauties — with a touch of coquettishness.
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Some designs, by way of their ubiquity, have the unusual quality of being at times invisible and at others powerfully evocative of a time or place.
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Whether he's assembling abandoned roadside signage into evocative phrases or borrowing images from popular culture, Jack Pierson's work has always been characterized by strategies of appropriation.
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With Ensemble, Kallmyer brings to SBMA and its constituents a fresh opportunity to engage with art, with sound, and with others in innovative and evocative ways.
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School Daze, Muscle Up, and Afternooners are a triad of evocative soundscapes, grand accomplishments of melodic sensibility, and very likely the best porn soundtracks ever created.
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A lot of what he said was the usual overly evocative design language — even then, his speech was peppered with the oft-parodied Jony Ive-isms.
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In She Would Be King, debut novelist Wayétu Moore reimagines Liberia's past, building a world so clear and evocative you would swear you were in it.
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So it's no wonder why some fragrance houses have chosen to bottle up that evocative scent, along with other notes like gold, frankincense, myrrh, and nard.
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They're called globular clusters, an evocative term for ancient, gravitationally-bound regions of space that can pack a whopping million stars per hundred cubic light years.
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"Discovery Tour" turns Ubisoft's brilliant and evocative late-Ptolemaic Egypt into a virtual museum, complete with dozens of guided tours of landmarks, complete with audio lectures.
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It was one of three summer pop-up showrooms by a start-up called Dormify, which erected similarly evocative spaces in New York City and Chicago.
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"Ice cream floats are, for me, a very evocative summer dessert and always make me feel a particular hazy, childish nostalgia," Sam explains of the drink.
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But as Christensen points out, evocative covers in video games went down the tubes way before the age of reliable broadband and cheap terabyte hard drives.
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Some novelists let their voices go flat when they write essays, but Smith always pays attention to the rhythm of her sentences, to her evocative imagery.
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The quality of the light from the lamp was not great, but the golden tone was evocative of the journey I was about to embark on.
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For this specific video, he wanted to use these images of water and ice, things that were evocative of Norse exploration but without being too literal.
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It still sparkles with the staple of every great Kesha track: an evocative chorus you can shout along to while punching your arms in the air.
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This light customizability, combined with Battlegrounds ' evocative setting, has had an interesting result: players investing in their avatars and essentially creating PUBG original characters (or OCs).
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For all the wild stories about how bands got their names, Fonarow says that some artists do try to pick a name evocative of the music.
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Or, you can be tantalized by the possibility of going a level or two (or twenty) deeper, to plumb the depths of this wildly evocative scenario.
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The evocative vignettes, which range from a pre-war tenement love story to a doorman's revenge to the life of a street dancer, are also heartwarming.
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But in springtime, the island proves a haven for travelers seeking holistic relaxation, an oasis of flowering almond trees and red dirt hills evocative of Tuscany.
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Singles "Pre-California" and "Welcome" are expansive jams that boast his evocative and melodic guitars, but the real surprises come with the songs where MacKay sings.
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My objective was to create a luxurious [sweater] with a simple silhouette but a very evocative expression that would make women feel both comfortable and sexy.
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Tastefully placed vocals, complex drum patterns—both programmed and organic—and evocative melodies all work in tandem to create songs that are both cinematic and engaging.
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The Vancouver-born cellist's compositions take live looping of her instrument, combined with subtle use of field samples, to create a personal and evocative sonic tapestry.
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Further on, there is a visit to a remote Syrian monastery and a taut, evocative scene in which mysterious, threatening men come in search of Ahmed.
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We see misty, evocative, soft paintings in museums, but that particular ethereal quality where earth, sea and sky sort of melt into one another is TURNERESQUE.
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Julia Denos's prose, spare, evocative and spiced with an occasional, subtle rhyme, is very much in sync with the illustrator E. B. Goodale's mixed-media art.
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"Losers" blends regular documentary footage with evocative animation, which makes the small moments more intimate and emotional and the big moments feel like a fairy tale.
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It is also evocative of a cultural shift: Now people can be a part of many fan communities, even seemingly divergent ones, and be taken seriously.
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"Porter is probably my favorite American painter," Mr. McNally said, gesturing to a small, squarish oil with evocative patches of green, "In the South Meadow" (1965).
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It steers away from the overtly political or distressing, but characters' quiet heartbreak in the face of adversity makes for some of the most evocative scenes.
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Death Stranding positively drips with Kojima's aesthetic, from its evocative not-quite-English terminology to its willingness to break the fourth wall and confound your expectations.
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A blurry figure walks in the distance, eventually covered by pages and pages of scrolling script, as we listen to the evocative Ahom language of India.
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Human rights ideology and neoliberalism were not twins, Moyn says, but both fostered a perception that social justice was passé or, worse, evocative of awful regimes.
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Finca Altozano seemed instantly familiar only because it's the kind of casually evocative country establishment that so many American restaurateurs spend millions on to get wrong.
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She has usually rendered faces, often of Renaissance-evocative Madonnas and angels, in a range of styles, from neo-Futurist tectonic to Edvard Munch-like Expressionist.
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In simple, evocative sentences, with sparing but effective glances at poetry and art, he weaves memories of his deployments with his observations in and near Syria.
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We enjoyed a traditional organ grinders' festival in the square, and attended Sunday service in the beautiful, evocative modern church building next to the ruined church.
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That's how things wrapped up — as if things wrap up — for the endlessly evocative, almost too-beautiful series, with a finale that was truer than true.
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" By describing "women exclusively in terms of traditionally subordinate roles in families," Stanley claims, Romney employs "language evocative of that used in the Hutu Ten Commandments.
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In a series of encaustic diptychs, Herzog has painted generic signs of the city, altering the text in one of the canvases to create evocative pairings.
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Are the revelations and implications about Phillip Jeffries an attempt to reverse-engineer an explanatory mythology for scenes that were, perhaps, meant to be more evocative?
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Of the '23s shows I've seen in the past few years, this one is the best, evocative of its time, and in sync with the present.
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Rubber is an especially evocative material to use to represent flesh, and another artist who harnesses it to accentuate violence against the body is Hannah Levy.
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He enshrines the souls of his subjects in the peripheral details of the human form; somehow, hair, eyes, ears, and hands become evocative talismans of personality.
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The incident, more evocative of 18th-century gunboat diplomacy than modern relations between liberal democracies, played out at the height of the "cod wars" over fishing rights.
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This week, Gucci released a tribute photography book titled Dapper Dan's Harlem, telling the designer's life story through evocative images shot by photographer and filmmaker Ari Marcopoulos.
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I still appreciate Twilight's stubborn refusal to be anything more than what it was: an evocative, albeit problematic, teen love story that took its characters' feelings seriously.
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Intense sunlight, snow, wind, and rain lend an evocative texture and obscurity to his subjects, whose faces are constantly hidden behind umbrellas and parasols, hoods and fedoras.
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Max Richter's score is gorgeous and evocative but not unduly burdened with advancing the narrative, like many soundtracks are (I am coughing in your direction, Sharp Objects).
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It's hard to tell what's more evocative: the soft blur on the female symbols or the rendering of the Smash Mouth logo across a few of them.
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The HBO series, rich and evocative, was always at least partially about how much Tony Soprano's appetites and behaviors were causing the ruination of his very soul.
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"Zain" is after Huma's late father, and "Jordan" is "evocative of the river that is important to both of our cultures," Weiner explained to PEOPLE in 2012.
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I'd love a longer treatment of the story, not to spell out all its details, but to give its evocative vignettes more time to develop and interlock.
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New entrants are taking inspiration from BMW, which is the evocative Baoma, or "treasure horse", in China, and from Coca-Cola, which is Kekoukele, or "delicious happiness".
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Amy Feltman's debut is lyrical and evocative; an important book not just for the lesbian love story, but for anyone who has ever experienced a break-up.
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It's sexy, it's evocative, and, other than Jennifer Lopez's gold-tinted Video Vanguard montage, it was hands down the most creative and exciting performance of the night.
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Sound can be marvelously evocative; whisking us away from offices and homes to sit beside babbling streams in shady forests, or shiver on an exposed mountain side.
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Metro dropped a new instrumental as part of the Adult Swim Singles Series called "Forever Young," and the song exemplifies all these elements working in evocative harmony.
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It was stunning, so evocative of real life in the rural places in the South and West that I couldn't, for a moment, think of anything else.
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Dolce and Gabbana, the luxury Italian fashion house, wants you to wear stripes this season for "an urban summer look" evocative of a '60s or '70s silhouette.
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The entire album built Eno's sweeping, post-rock instrumentals into Bowie's songwriting—making a record as vulnerable and evocative as anything either had released to that point.
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Kim Brooks's debut novel has many of the ingredients needed for a memorable work: an evocative sense of place and time; finely drawn characters; taut, limpid prose.
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Often Maar seems more interested in creating a beguiling atmosphere evocative of drowsing in bed with a hangover than in cultivating either playful or socially alert observations.
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" As for bridging the partisan divide, Trent offered this evocative metaphor: "You can't compromise on dinner when one side of the aisle wants you to eat roadkill.
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Evocative of Avenue Foch or Park Avenue in the 1970s, watered-down versions of their oddly uptight offerings are being embraced by women intent on sidestepping trends.
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They bear evocative names—Eye of the Goat, Yellow Indian Woman—and range in size from tiny Pinquitos to Royal Coronas the size of a baby's ear.
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The immediate legibility of images like those of Evans cannot be separated from the way their dynamism, evocative of ancient painting and sculpture, honors the black body.
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But more thought seemed to have gone into the sound editing of the actors' voices than into creating sequences that are either dramatically compelling or poetically evocative.
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But the latest Tracy Chevalier and Jane Hamilton novels, stylistically distinct, respectively, as plot-heavy historical fiction and leisurely evocative contemporary literature, form a complementary double feature.
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In this case, it is the music of Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi, whose evocative works range from the minimalist to the highly rhythmic and cinematic.
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In Mara Cerri's beautiful, evocative illustration, dawn is just breaking in the dark sky, and the long hook is electric pink and curled like an umbilical cord.
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First comes this meditative Wagner opera, in François Girard's evocative production, with a stellar cast that includes Klaus Florian Vogt, Evelyn Herlitzius, Peter Mattei and René Pape.
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Her four books — including one inspired by the three letters written by Emily Dickinson to a mysterious "master" — established her as a fearless, evocative and playful stylist.
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Her books are filled with sentences of such precise and evocative language that reading them feels like being pricked by a thorny rose from a fairy tale.
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An evocative video recreates the suffering of the African slaves shipped from Zanzibar to dive for pearls, the mainstay of Qatar's economy until the mid-20th century.
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Spurred forward by a skipping breakbeat evocative of vintage jungle, the track evokes a loosely-wired machine slowly melting away its own plastic casing into a puddle.
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Although Tchaikovsky's music is marvelously evocative, it's Petipa's stage drama that shows us what's at stake: a society in which men honor women, support women, frame women.
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In what might be the exhibition's most evocative photograph, two women returning from errands recede down a residential street marked by graffiti-scarred facades and concrete barriers.
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Gradually, though, through evocative ritual gestures, the tribe makes a hero out of him, draping him in red so that he looks like a buff Roman emperor.
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"We thought it would be exciting to read, since she's such a evocative writer, and exciting to resurface, because she's such a beloved underground figure," Wagner says.
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"It's something where I want to capture obviously the melodies, the harmonies — the really beautiful, evocative musical things that he did," he said of Mr. Badalamenti's score.
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We also have a proliferation of a lot of really meaningful and interesting and evocative and super, super introspective black art, where we didn't have that before.
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Gorgeous and evocative — its aesthetic is palimpsestic and purposely sketchy — "Pittsburgh" limns a large-scale American loss as it stretches back to become a Vietnam War story.
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But while quite capable of looking glamorous in evocative settings, as in her celebrated "Untitled Film Stills" (1977-80) and "Centerfolds" (1981), she did not stop there.
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Instead, he releases a series of albums that might aptly be summed up in the same evocative way Collins describes the first Genesis record he ever heard.
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But each production — featuring an efficient and evocative oval-shaped set by David L. Arsenault — provides an accessible and assimilable introduction to a complex and uncomfortable world.
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Linda Gregg, who explored beauty, loss, struggle and desire in award-winning poetry that was spare but intense and deeply evocative, died on March 22006 in Manhattan.
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Its evocative name is the stuff of legends, including the oft-told tale that a group of young Turkish women were exiled on the island long ago.
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Eby's mezzotint and drypoint print "No Man's Land — St. Mihiel Drive" (250) is more evocative, as its soft, deep gray washes over the sky, veiling troops below.
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We're tempted to call it liturgical techno, consisting as it does of ethereal organ runs and shuffling chord patterns evocative of classical compositions from the Baroque period.
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A seminal document of Memphis hip-hop history, its programmed drums and evocative lyrics embodies the crunk aesthetic that paved the way for today's trap music superstars.
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Where the original is a melancholy, slightly exhausted celebration of non-stop partying—evocative of a pleasantly numb hangover—this remix sounds decidedly like a bad trip.
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The show is evocative and eloquent, touching on pressing issues of identity, representation, race, and cross-cultural understanding, while facilitating an aesthetically beautiful, albeit emotionally challenging environment.
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While the #MeToo movement has had its own iterations in France (with the evocative hashtag "#BalanceTonPorc," which means "expose your pig"), there's a high-profile flip side, too.
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Bayonetta-adjunct close-quarters combat is mixed with sections that vary from a behind-the-character shoot 'em up style to 22-bit-evocative side-on platforming sequences.
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Whether they're trying to answer questions about a police shooting, the debate over immigration, or an evocative new Beyoncé video, adults quickly realize there are no easy answers.
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It helps that with Sekiro, the studio has created not only a phenomenal combat system, but an evocative and atmospheric setting that you'll want to learn more about.
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While these roles can be emotionally evocative, as Alyssa Diaz's performance as Mika, Kiki Camarena's (Michael Peña) wife, certainly was this season, they are certainly limited in scope.
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And I played my first two games (this and the evocative-though-maybe-more-fondly-remembered-than-it-deserves-to-be Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire) nonstop.
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In addition to The Fulbright Triptych, the exhibition includes examples of Dinnerstein's subtly evocative drawings and paintings which continually interrogate the role of art in lived human experience.
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These performances—along with Moss, who, between China Girl and The Handmaid's Tale, is currently the best actress on television—are buoyed by evocative and occasionally surreal imagery.
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But you can hear one of his evocative mannerisms in this old recording by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, when he flatly delivers the phrase "mich schläfert" ("I feel drowsy").
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None of the wines were heavy, but all were lasting, evocative of their place and superb with one of my favorite dishes, bigoli with tuna, anchovies and sage.
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Listen in below as we chat about terrifying carnivals, what makes Ray Bradbury's horror writing so evocative and the existential morals found in Something Wicked This Way Comes.
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Wide, cinematic tableaus of a woman just waking up to bright sunlight is mirrored in two other similarly evocative visuals of a sleeping girl in a rumpled camisole.
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The conceptual layers in Magdy's works are revealed both literally and thematically in the work's titles, which Kholeif notes serve as little evocative essays in and of themselves.
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It's a widely known and understood truth, for example, that the music for Holby City is better (more evocative) than any dance music currently in the charts today.
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The environments are beautiful and evocative, using that low-poly style and eerie soundscapes to put you in a unique headspace, and the story is personal and heartfelt.
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More evocative, if only because Costa Ronin is always fun to watch as Oleg, was the theme of the fading Soviet empire embodied in the post-Nina plot.
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This is one of those moments, in the wake of terror, when we find the most apt and evocative ways to underscore our oneness and renounce our fear.
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I could open it to almost any point, and any paragraph would be evocative in a useful way that just reminded you of the magnitude of her loss.
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The sounds of nature, from chirping jungle birds to the surging currents of the river, are effectively captured in Mr. Catán's orchestral writing, evocative of Debussy and Stravinsky.
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Nor do I want to damn this film, so richly evocative of South Florida that it raises the humidity in the theater, with the faint praise of universalism.
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Their pages, filled with gritty, evocative memories from the 70s, were collected and edited into Hannah's new book, Twentieth Century Boy: Notebooks of the 1970s (Knopf, March 13).
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And that kind got me heading in that direction, just realizing that you can ... When you're talking to someone in their ear, it's like this really evocative experience.
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" As strange as some of Bowie's cut-ups could be, he couldn't have pulled out a more evocative, imagination-igniting selection of words than "Waffle House Sex Tape.
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The flavor combinations of botanical extracts are evocative and striking: ginger and rosemary from Uganda; green cardamom and lavender; liquorice root from Uzbekistan; Damask rose and heather flowers.
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For example, whereas at MOLAA, Tony Capellan's 2015 multi-media installation "Mar invadido" was wonderfully evocative, at the Wallach, it gets lost on the first floor behind ropes.
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Though not constructed as complimentary pieces, the one-two punch of "Plainsong" into "Pictures of You" makes for one of the most evocative introductions ever committed to tape.
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This section contains most of Symphony's artistic content, with guides aiming flashlights at visitors' goggles and directing them into various imaginary spaces with evocative words, dance, and touch.
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But he synthesized his biography (as the "kid with a funny name"), his country's current struggles and an idea of generational social progress into one evocative narrative — change.
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This scene is effectively suggested in the director James Robinson's brilliantly simple, evocative production, which uses vivid video projections and movable set pieces that evoke a house's interiors.
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On the wall at the back are family photographs, evocative black-and-white pictures from across the 20th century of Mr. Russ, the three daughters and their children.
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I chose the South because, well, so has TV. Producers seeking ever more evocative backdrops — and fat tax credits — have turned the region into a popular shooting spot.
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The game is evocative in the best way: it feels like some kind of bizarro alien artifact, designed with a purpose in mind that we can't quite fathom.
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"I actually think it's very challenging to write evocative poetry with so much brevity," she said, comparing Ms. Daley-Ward to poets like Mary Oliver and E.E. Cummings.
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But in the hands of the director Rachel Perkins and the cinematographer Mark Wareham, the show is a visual knockout, an evocative succession of desert-, ranch- and starscapes.
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"Artificial intelligence" is a misnomer, an airy and evocative term that can be shaded with whatever notions we might have about what "intelligence" is in the first place.
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Kay has a further adult double (played by Thomas Grässle), and his role illuminates the extra dimension that Mr Kriegenburg's staging brings to Mr Abrahamsen's eerily evocative music.
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Ms. Feinstein published more than a dozen poetry collections, full of evocative, accessible poems about remembrance, loss, relationships, historical figures, struggles from her own life and simple pleasures.
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In his 2008 memoir "The Green Road to the Lighthouse," Mr. O'Grady gives an evocative and somewhat chilling description of the power of nature felt by a lightkeeper.
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The acting is terrific, the interiors and exteriors are strongly evocative, and this is almost certainly the only Chekhov adaptation to include a close-up of lusty kangaroos.
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There are passages in Rzewski's long piano piece, based on the song, where the plaintive melody is enshrouded in clusters evocative of Ives, or in dreamy jazzy harmonies.
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Don't live in fear of the season's infamous scent explosions — instead, celebrate all the evocative sweater-wearing, red wine-sipping, and apple-picking notes it has to offer.
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When Alethea takes over the narrative, she describes the rise and fall of her failed marriage in brisk, evocative prose, slicing through sentiment and getting down to practicalities.
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One is poignantly titled, This is Hong Kong, Not China…Not Yet and pairs evocative photos of protests from June 9 through 14 alongside quotes from international media.
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But the way Ware ties it together, with evocative illustration and cutesy flare, makes you want to pick it back up even after you've read the whole box.
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Driven by ideas and the possibilities offered by the new medium of video, these formal experiments have none of the evocative drama of his better known, later output.
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Rodin's work has long existed as a statement on what figurative sculpture is supposed to look like: stridently evocative of human expression and greatness, agonized, and seemingly immortal.
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Whether capturing evocative landscapes or the gritty realities of postwar Japan, this presentation focuses on Japanese artists' search for a sense of place in a rapidly changing country.
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Jo Andres, a visual artist whose experimental choreography performed at clubs in downtown Manhattan and evocative short films were imbued with fantastical and dreamlike imagery, died on Jan.
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In her large-scale, visually dense pantings, African textiles, family photos, images from popular media, and architectural elements provide the framework for evocative scenes of contemporary black life.
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Why it would work: King's writing throughout this popular story is lush and evocative, just begging for graceful, ever-moodier cinematography that mirrors the story's encroaching sinister subtext.
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Climax moment: The "it's not funny" breakdown that launches at 1:08 is tremendous and somewhat evocative of a bad-trip version of the DJ battle from Juice.
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With this haunting construction, Mr. Gordon joins a select group of canny sculptors (among them Mike Nelson, Gregor Schneider and Fischli/Weiss) who replicate ordinary but psychologically evocative environments.
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Completed in December 2015, UNBOUND: A★InstaMiniSeries takes the audience on a journey of evocative images inspired by the moods suggested in the album's music, lyrics and artwork.
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"Michael in the Bathroom" is so true to life, so vivid and evocative, that if you're an adult, listening to it sends you hurtling painfully back to high school.
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Although a non-smoker, the designer still draws style-inspiration from the, "saucy, sassy, and subversive," themes the taboo practice evokes (as encapsulated in his evocative smoking-lip design).
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Bath & Body Works is known for evocative scents, like a cozy Pumpkin Pecan Waffles candle, or a body lotion that makes your legs smell like a tropical piña colada.
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The most evocative scenes are of the trio making music in a farmhouse or home video footage from the Style Boyz' past, because we know it to be true.
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Once he makes the coastal jump — briefly in 1990, and then a more permanent settlement in 1991 — his notebooks begin to fill with evocative sketches of his adopted hometown.
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Best known for works that combine painting with cameraless photographic techniques, Saunders creates evocative, ambiguous images that are elusive in both their source imagery and their mode of production.
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The single is a firm departure from the producer's club-oriented sounds of recent years, working at a much lower tempo in a hazy style evocative of trip-hop.
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Many of IBM's African problem designations are evocative of the development field— the decades-long aid-agency and NGO driven campaign to solve Africa's long-standing socio-economic issues.
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Watch This Pole Dancer&aposs Gorgeous Interactive Routine with Geometric LightDance meets geometry in this evocative short film, in which a pole dancer manipulates a projected…Read more Read
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His team has released a slickly produced biopic called "This is Me", in which he visits his hometown in Tabasco and tells his life story over evocative piano melodies.
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The game was developed by Spanish studio Nomada, founded by a group of industry veterans who partnered with artist Conrad Roset to turn his evocative style into something interactive.
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A poem is a piece of writing that makes specific and intentional use of the tools and forms of language to create meaning that's more evocative than simple prose.
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While Majendie's installation is intimate and evocative of individual characters, Vezjak's is grand and formal, neatly inserting itself in the canon of government-funded memorials: stony, stark, and austere.
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But it's one of the most creative and evocative pieces of cinematic VR I've seen to date, playing with basic visual elements like the scale of people and objects.
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If that's not enough, head over to the website of the Sounds and Night Skies Division where they have plenty of audio clips and soundscapes, many with evocative titles.
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French duo Martin Chaput and Martial Chazallon, of Projet In Situ, present La Ronde, an immersive sensory audio tour that leads festival-goers to the Amory's most evocative spaces.
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Neal Stephenson's seminal novel "Snow Crash" is particularly evocative because it weaves the modern myth of the computational mind together with a much older story, the Tower of Babel.
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The white-bearded single parent is some manner of old timey pharmacist — as with all the stories in Photographs, The Alchemist's setting is more evocative than it is specific.
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These new paintings by Moyer are poetic and evocative and not at all political in the sense of addressing this or that pressing issue, or advocating for a cause.
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That sort of strategy advocates for targeting kids and young adults with anti-drug messaging, evocative of the "Just Say No" ad campaign of the 1980s and early 1990s.
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This evocative, liminal non-place is rendered with a welter of parallel marks that seem to revel in the irony of suggesting bright, amorphous light through straight, dark lines.
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For whatever reason, you've missed out on one of Netflix's most daring experiments, and one of the most evocative atmospheric horror films exploring the female psyche since Polanksi's Repulsion.
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What began as a generic blue face eventually got personalized features, skin tones and life-like features, and became a polished and evocative digital representation of a real person.
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History is filled with examples of how easily anger can be exploited or manipulated, but Nussbaum summons from Greek tragedy an evocative illustration of how it can be redeemed.
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On the large dining table were her haunting, evocative photographs taken over the years of the studio in downtown Lexington where her friend, the painter Cy Twombly, had worked.
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The building is still under construction, visible today as a large white frame with an undulating roof that is evocative of both an airplane wing and a circus tent.
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One of the most evocative tracks is "Pretenders," a piece composed by Remy Le Boeuf; it features a second saxophonist, Ben Wendel, and a jet-stream forward pull. N.C.
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Much of it consists of archived material: diary entries, correspondence, newsreel footage and other cinematic records, plus many evocative stills—Bell was, among her other accomplishments, a fine photographer.
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His movements seemed inspired by the rhythmic propulsion of de Falla's brilliantly evocative music, rendered with searing energy in a performance that illustrated the contrasting moods and characterful nuances.
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Fueled by the comfort of their reconnection, Hiss Spun—due out September 22—came to life as an evocative meditation on finding stability and sanity in a chaotic world.
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" The fourth title, "Wide Eyes," is less evocative, so here's the whole couplet: "Been drivin' cross the country [a big deal in Australia] / Just to see those wide eyes.
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With the use of large, evocative eyes and dynamic lateral motion, UK artist Krisper carries his love for manga and talent for drawing into an emphatic series of illustrations.
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Heavily scripted games by developers like BioWare lean into clever wordplay or evocative individual moments, but lack any capacity to move the conversation systemically beyond what the writers intended.
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It was so earnest and evocative, so meticulously researched (with walk-on parts for Hemingway, both Castro brothers and Desi and Lucy), that it almost felt like a throwback.
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Wang says that it's evocative of the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009, which set off a similar wave of M&A, notably Oracle's 2009 purchase of Sun Microsystems.
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Maggie Smith's turn as the strict, shrewd housekeeper is iconic, but it's the shots of Mary's secret garden awakening and coming into flower that are most evocative and thrilling.
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In Ranjani Shettar's installation "Seven Ponds and a Few Raindrops," looping, delicate steel forms covered in tamarind-stained muslin sway ominously in midair, evocative of parched flora or exoskeletons.
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Hanging above it was "Outer Banks of Memory" (1984), a painting on wood with an evocative textural grain that incorporates concrete and Styrofoam and is studded with biomorphic forms.
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As the family becomes a culturally loaded symbol, evocative of everything and used to justify anything, it becomes harder to devise real policies that address real needs, he said.
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Or they can be fetishistic: Witness the sickly-shiny gloss of a woman's leather heels, or the evocative dimple of a man's necktie, blown up to five feet square.
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The criteria for earning prizes in this contest is simply overall quality, meaning that well-edited, engaging, and evocative stories have the best chance of winning over the judges.
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His outdoor compositions are particularly evocative; a scene in which a woman detaches rose petals from a stem as she stands over a grave is both gorgeous and elegiac.
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There are no David Bowie songs, but you still might be led to recall that the vastly entertaining, evocative crime drama "Life on Mars" was also set in 1973.
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Though politically they differ greatly, the memes that affectionately mock Saied are evocative of the fandom that developed around the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn among young people in Britain.
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Shot in and around New York in the early 1960s, the 75-minute, black-and-white movie projects a sense of beatnik doom as evocative as it is dated.
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"I [wanted] an early video to be a simple task that we give Spot that is fun and evocative and strange and hilarious," the presenter explains in the video.
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The vocalist Akua Allrich has developed a strong following in her hometown, Washington, D.C., largely thanks to her evocative and electrifying tribute concerts to Nina Simone and Miriam Makeba.
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But perhaps their most evocative interpretation is as an instrument of forward-looking, through which one might be able to see beyond the present into a blindingly bright future.
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The Iraqi-born artist Hassan Massoudy, who is based in Paris, draws on his classical training in calligraphy to create vibrantly colored oversized letters evocative of traditional Arabic script.
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If you listen to them, they're carefully calibrated to be both evocative and impersonal, anticipating and reflecting the user's presumed emotions rather than expressing them on the AI's part.
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For this iteration, it honors the writer Deborah Jowitt, a calm, insightful voice in dance for more than 50 years, celebrated for evocative writing that prioritizes curiosity over judgment.
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Despite its modern branding, the travel experience on Nightjet harks back to an era when trains with evocative names like Orient Express and Wiener Walzer crisscrossed Europe at night.
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Related: An Art Museum Is Giving Color Vision to the Color Blind Stunning New Book Captures 23 Years of Black and White Photography Evocative Photographs Catalogue Haunting 70s Americana
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Sparked by news of his estranged father's impending death, the narrator recounts several evocative vignettes of his own youthful attempts to grapple with his sexual identity in red-state Kentucky.
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Yet aside from a jaunty World War I-themed "Follies" number, in the second act, Lynne Page's choreography is less evocative of vintage vaudeville spectacle than of streamlined dinner theater.
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In a previous review, we mentioned how the same flaw hindered Dontnod's evocative one-off DLC, The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, which will somehow plays into the second season.
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At a time when polemics and literalism dominate much of what is celebrated in the art world, Powell's views are taut, nuanced, and restrained, while, paradoxically, also being richly evocative.
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The French writer Marcel Proust famously describes the evocative power of the scent of a Madeleine biscuit soaked in tea to transport him back in time to his aunt's kitchen.
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"The Rude Screen," a play on the traditional church rood screen, is a discarded billowing blue fabric hanging abandoned on a branch, the blue evocative of so many Virgin paintings.
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That's part of the work The Band's Visit is doing, and it's why — aside from the gorgeous book and evocative score — these actors have been so drawn to the show.
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In the early 1950s, Guston was one of the most influential abstract expressionists, delivering tightly composed webs of often pink or red brushstrokes that some critics thought evocative of Monet.
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But the controversy and outrage is also being amplified by anti-women gamers and is evocative of the vitriolic sexist abuse that many women on the platforms are subjected to.
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