| Perhaps it's evoking a back-to-nature romanticism that's strongly rooted in Western literary tradition. |
| Viewed from afar, the works seem strikingly cold and mannered, even when evoking the distinctly human creases of flesh. |
| For many, roses are the symbol of a well-cared-for home, evoking images of that picket-fenced cottage awash with rambling roses. |
| Nevertheless, by evoking the Grape Society, the painter alluded to a literary ancestry. |
| The Southern judiciary countered the argument of natural law by evoking the argument that, within a democracy, positive law trumped natural law. |
| But once you're inside it, it's like a waking dream, evoking feelings you can't think of names for. |
