They would contain an evocative description of a scene in a bar or on the road, but the narrative would only go so far, like short stories without endings.

It begins with an evocative description of working life in the coal mines.

His evocative descriptions brought tears to my eyes, just as the 'miraculous' sounds of the 'urchins' did to his.

That, and their evocative descriptions of the landscape.

He works hard to develop this theme, with evocative descriptions of the terrain, clearly based on his own investigations.

She curated that evocative image and then used it not just to elicit the sympathy of a nation, but perhaps also to communicate with her unfaithful husband.

Yet many of the most evocative images have a wilfully improvisational feel.

The evocative images of happy family get-togethers, captured so beautifully on-camera, chime horribly with the bottled grief we hear down the years.

Instead, there were powerful, evocative images which cystallized layers of meaning and association...

He began his career creating evocative images as a still photographer and director of television commercials before focusing his attention on television, film and publishing projects.

After all, it's an evocative name in modern history.

Not the most memorable and evocative name in adventure.

No surviving local legends have explained its evocative name.

Who remembers now the evocative names of the old exchanges?

Plus one of the most evocative names in our industrial history.

The dust jacket of the book shows a wonderfully evocative photograph (see right).

His text, as well as the numbingly evocative photographs, presents an agonising portrait of loss.

Evocative photographs record the neglected but still intact printing house at the very beginning of the twentieth century.

These books which look much the same to the layman, contain evocative photographs of steam, diesel and electric locomotives idling in the yards or steaming across the land.