Примери коришћења Evocative на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Sarah, you look evocative.
Evocative pictures of the happiest place on Earth.
It's really evocative, you know?
This made the researchers wonder whether acetaminophen affected how people judge everything,not just emotionally evocative stimuli.
This is a glorious jewel and with an evocative and impeccable provenance.
With such an evocative name, you can't fail to imagine the experience of fishing for hungry fish in dark streams.
It's so simple,so evocative.
The free breakfast is in an evocative room adorned with oil paintings and antiques.
No, Elliott, she said"evocative.".
The Netflix Prize, while evocative and clear, does not illustrate the full range of open call projects.
Today, the mission serves as a parish church- an evocative place to attend a service.
Yet, in spite of the ordinary nature of their subjects,Chardin's paintings succeeded in being extraordinarily beguiling and evocative.”.
This hauntingly beautiful church now makes an evocative setting for music and theater performances.
Yet,” continues de Botton,“in spite of the ordinary nature of their subjects,Chardin's paintings succeeded in being extraordinarily beguiling and evocative.
Peterssen painted some of his first evocative landscapes, such as Summer Evening at Skagen(1883).
These are evocative of the original designs Olsen created some 30 years ago, made from stamps she cut from potatoes in the shape of leaves, birds, and seashells.
For example, Nisbett and Wilson(1977)have a wonderful paper with the evocative title:“Telling more than we can know.
The House of Tiles is now a restaurant and an evocative venue to dine al fresco in the building's spectacular courtyard, surrounded by what is one very large work of art.
She has, after all, built a photographic career by creating arresting, painterly images evocative of the Dutch Masters themselves.
If you are afraid of creating a too bright, evocative or tasteless image, choose classic combinations with shades of white and blue.
And not far from Guimarães is one of Portugal's most impressive archaeological sites anda deserved tourist attraction in its own right, the evocative Citânia de Briteiros.
This route works its way down through Turkey and into Syria, with an evocative bazaar at Aleppo and the spectacular city of Damascus.
According to The Canberra Times,the phrase's 2009 use to support Internet censorship by the Department of Communications of the government of Australia was evocative of Helen Lovejoy.
Marx's political andeconomic writing is brimming with evocative Gothic metaphors involving monsters, werewolves and vampires.
In fourteen attractive, evocative and diverse miniatures, Sollima incorporates, among other elements, texts by Michelangelo Buonarroti, Giordano Bruno and Francesco Borromini.
Themes like the nature of time and love, society and norms, knowledge and faith recur in a variety of situations andare presented in thought-provoking, evocative, and clearly daring ways.
We owe this extraordinary satisfaction to the magmatic density of his evocative narration on the one hand, and the rare fire of his narrative imagination on the other;
It is a very romantic, evocative painting, technically well balanced and very strong, formally"- Lucinda Barnes, curator of the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art commenting on the painting"Journey".
Once a glittering and debauched destination for the 1960s literary and artistic set,Tangier holds an evocative tinge of this racy past, even though it may no longer be the haunt of famed authors and painters.
In Scandinavia andthe Slavic parts of Europe especially,"national romanticism" provided a series of answers to the 19th-century search for styles that would be culturally meaningful and evocative, yet not merely historicist.