evocatively in a sentence

1. Such is one’s lot in life when one brings out as evocatively-named rum as this one.

2. Never has the history of BMW Motorsport been told with such emotion and evocatively as in this film.”

3. The Museum celebrates its origins by evocatively exhibiting the two collections with which it opened to the public on February 15th, 1953.

4. How can one ignore the advertising and marketing behind something as evocatively (or crassly) named as Ron de Jeremy, distributed by One-Eyed Spirits?

5. With feet spread wide and knees flexed, they glide through a series of slow, controlled movements, such as the evocatively named "Wave Hands Like Clouds."

6. Second, the leader must become savvy about communication techniques and tools for communicating effectively and evocatively one on one or across the world.

7. If you like Gershwin, you'll like Frolov's treatment of the themes, and you'll love Reinhold and Zedler's evocatively dreamy, jazzy realizations of the score.

8. However, under the conditions of the capitalist profit system, this development leads necessarily to ever-greater poverty and exploitation, as Opitz’s film shows very evocatively.

9. If you would like to watch a video which evocatively showcases some of the extinct species of planet Earth, you can do so here: ‘Toll a bell on Remembrance Day for Lost Species 30th November 2015‘.

10. Add the evocatively named “Package C” (basically all the normal options) to the price of the hybrid, along with some F Sport wheels, and you’ll get up to the fully loaded GS price of just over $68K.

11. To celebrate the five hundred years since the death of Leonardo da Vinci, the Museum returns to its origins by evocatively exposing the two collections with which it opened to the public on February 15, 1953.

12. As Stolorow evocatively describes, "Experiences of trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which one remains forever trapped, or to which one is condemned to be perpetually returned ... by life's slings and arrows" (p.20).

13. Through contact with people on the level of so many different cultures, of so many arts and sciences, we learn the truth about man (so evocatively expressed also in Psalm 8), the truth which can build up and enrich the humanity of each one of us.