evokers

All three writers, though outrageously different in their output, are evokers of apprehension, at their best in tightly economical rather than capacious forms, at risk of mannerism when they drift off their game, and master builders of a persona.

The Unclosed Circle Kerr, Sarah 2007

But France also possessed the cathedrals of Paris, Chartres, Amiens and Mont Saint-Michel with the islet of Tambelaine, evokers of the Helleno-Christian tradition.

The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006

But France also possessed the cathedrals of Paris, Chartres, Amiens and Mont Saint-Michel with the islet of Tambelaine, evokers of the Helleno-Christian tradition.

The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006

But France also possessed the cathedrals of Paris, Chartres, Amiens and Mont Saint-Michel with the islet of Tambelaine, evokers of the Helleno-Christian tradition.

The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006

This multitude see the comic side of a thousand low-grade and trivial things -- broad incongruities, mainly; grotesqueries, absurdities, evokers of the horse-laugh.

The Mysterious Stranger; A Romance by Mark Twain [pseud.] with illustrations by N.C. Wyeth. 1916

The evolving of the first half required little imagination, for fate furnished the material ready made; while in conjuring up the second moiety, the spirit-evokers showed even less originality.

The Soul of the Far East Percival Lowell 1885

This multitude see the comic side of a thousand low-grade and trivial things -- broad incongruities, mainly; grotesqueries, absurdities, evokers of the horse-laugh.

The Mysterious Stranger Mark Twain 1872

P3 - stylish music, presentation, visuals (persona evokers never get old), story and characters.

Destructoid 2010

He was guided and controlled by that troop of sacrilegious priests, transmuters of metals, and evokers of demons, by whom he was surrounded at Tiffauges. "

Là-bas Keene [Translator] Wallace 1877