As familiar as they have become in recent decades, these gem-colored sheaths still powerfully evoke the mythical world of Marcel Proust.

The helicopter interior powerfully evokes the utilitarian grime of war in a way I've never encountered.

The writing is direct and powerfully evokes the terrible poverty and the peculiar intimacy of pre-independence Dublin.

The poet W. S. Graham's later work powerfully evokes his childhood in and around Greenock.

As an allegory, the novel powerfully evokes the mood of resignation and waiting for doom.

Technically they are mostly rather poor - dry and uneven - but the best powerfully evoke the strange and sophisticated atmosphere of the time.

Lewis Hine's photographs of child labourers in the 1910s powerfully evoked the plight of working children in the American south.

A visit to an abandoned, crumbling, once grand hotel powerfully evokes the impermanence of a physical world that seemed almost eternal.

Together, these stories powerfully evoke the bitter legacy one man's disappointments can leave with an entire family.

She believes that the figure can speak an essential, timeless and universal language, one that powerfully evokes the nuanced elements of the human experience.