“I sat with my acquaintance in the middle of the room, and the evoker of spirits on the dais, and his wife between us and him.”

“Sudermann is still Klingsor, the evoker of artificial figures, not the poet who creates living men and women.”

“He is a master at leaving things out, even more than of putting them in, and an eloquent evoker of silences.”

“Photographs convey their singularity and pragmatic making, but don't capture their sly humor and evocativeness.”

“And they are consistent across media in content and emotional evocativeness.”

“I use this phrase here only because of its evocativeness and ability to capture perfectly the issues that I would like to address in this paper.”

“The evocation of given spirits offers more difficulties for mediums than do spontaneous dictations.”

“There is perhaps a slight evocation of chivalric romance in the image of the lady in the tower.”

“Each is a period evocation, a study of a bygone performance style, full of peculiar details of very precise flamboyance.”

“The photographs are far from romantic evocations of the seaside and have a disengaged quality about them, lifeless without being sterile.”

“He enchanted the audience with his sonorous voice and his evocations of Milan.”

“His letters are also generally free of the standard evocations of God and his will.”