The photographs must be high-quality, original and evoke a sense of place.

His images evoke a sense of mystery and awe, combining the infinitesimal with the infinite.

The lack of specific personage and the number titles together evoke a sense of systemic control.

Hits like Baggy Trousers and Our House are benign cultural landmarks that evoke a sense of mass bonhomie.

They are colour on paper and at the same time evoke a sense of reality no other medium can achieve.

However Fingleton tries to evoke a sense of the end of the world with a stark atmosphere and nuanced acting.

Director Catríona McLaughlin uses marching movements and popular song to make transitions and to evoke a sense of time passing.

The stained glass windows, twenty plus feet high above the altar evoke a sense of transporting one's soul back into history itself.

If you think of Schwabe, Böcklin, or most of the other painters associated with the symbolist movement, you'll evoke a sense of realism.

US chickens 'literally sitting in each other's waste' says RSPCA Read more Investigations into more recent outbreaks evoke a sense of déjà vu.

Instead of connecting people to what lies beyond it, plate glass seemed to do the very opposite, to evoke a sense of alienation.

While old-worldly words are romantic and evoke a sense of nostalgia and charm, it doesn't hurt to mix sh*t up every now and then.

But it is vivid, evoking a sense of the beautiful island landscape.

I guess it evokes a sense of comfort.

Little happens in the book, yet with rare understatement Bour douxhe evokes a sense of lethargic discontent.

Michèle Desbordes evokes a sense of daily life in a country house in which work is supplanted by creativity.