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The classical score that accompanied the Prince throughout was dramatic and evocative, and from the game's title screen to the demo's final moment, I was amazed at the quality of the overall presentation.— The Escapist : Latest News
Even though the lyrics are so evocative, there's always that one guy standing in the middle of an empty church with a plastic sword.— Joystiq [PlayStation]
The old stereotypes, once so evocative -- the genius, the benefactor, the madman -- have lost their potency.— The Nation: Top Stories
Sindhis also know it as 'Samundar', ocean, a name evocative of the vastness of the river within their landscape and civilization.— Bloggers.Pakistan
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