Significados de so evocative en inglés

There it was, again: that haunting name, so evocative of climes far from England's shores.

In part, I think it is the sights, sounds and smells that are so evocative.

This may be why odors are so evocative of memories and the emotions associated with them.

Some flavours are so evocative that reacquainting yourself with them is like stepping back through time.

A love story set on the Italian Riviera in the 1980s, it is so evocative, of Italy and summertime.

He knew she wasn't Jolie, but the atmosphere of the encounter was so evocative that he could not help himself.

Where Scorsese excels is world-building, and The Irishman is so evocative of the every era it runs through, from the 1950s onwards.

And the music was so evocative, as we sat in Shed 6, drinking wine and squished happily onto a seat with strangers.

Turning from the old Latin inscription he viewed the church, so evocative in its fortress form of an earlier and more romantic century.

Gloaming is a not an often-used word, but its meaning is so evocative and specific that it really couldn't have been named anything else.

Those three words are so evocative, conjuring images of old sci-fi, from The Day the Earth Stood Still to the infamous Orson Welles prank.

By shooting at night with a digital camera, he found an added contrast and a tone that makes the photos so evocative, almost menacing.

So evocative was their skill at pantomime, polished by generations of communicating by gesture and signal, the intense emotion of the hunt was re-created.