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This composer cares nothing for word-painting or literal evocation.
Such evocations may reflect the endemic malnutrition of the street urchin.
I was looking for more an evocation than a history lesson.
IUnicorna Celeste is an evocation of Fran鏾ise Sagans Le Cheval Evanoui.
Our list was an evocation of the power of technology.
The architects have described the project as a deliberate evocation of chaos.
His best routines are brief, artful evocations of the original work.
Its evocation of British Colonial Cairo is just sumptuously nostalgic.
A haunting evocation of American prairie life in the era before television.
It's an extraordinary evocation of pain and catharsis.
Picaresque adventures and romantic interludes offset grim evocations of primitive gynecological methods.
The film was a romantic evocation of Hong Kong in the 60s.
Perhaps the greatest evocation of the blues ever staged by white musicians.
It was, by any standard, a sly evocation.
Pablo Neruda's poetic evocations of the sea replace religious texts.
Walker's evocation of " Darkness " appears as the ninth.
The evocation of adolescent homoeroticism was deliberate and playful rather than pornographic.
In the evocation of his book Mahk [ yapa, who comprehended.
The movie is also a sumptuous visual evocation of a vanishing backwoods Vermont.
She painted a loving evocation of Aneurin Bevan, the thundering socialist orator.