The evocative language of this novel supports the improbably successful grasp at happiness of a newly met middle-aged couple.

Both novels catch the daily rhythms of the kibbutz in concrete, evocative language.

Christopher Driver's thoughts on the evocative and bizarre language of food description.

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He smiled with remembered fondness and, opening the book at random, soon lost himself in the rich, evocative language.

The poem is a masterpiece of onomatopoeia, employing some of the most clever and evocative language ever used to describe a natural feature.

She describes events she did not witness, often in vivid and evocative language which is ill-suited to the actual person telling the story.

Savoring the novel's evocative language and imagery, one often longs to hear passages read aloud.

More Groups to Offend Hold on there, a black student shot back, though in much more evocative language.

The author uses evocative language and intense images to convey a sense of the marvelous and mysterious.