Exemplos de uso de Evocative image em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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In other words, a powerful, an evocative image, not unlike that of Christ.
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This view of Rome in early November offers an evocative image of the history of the person who sketched it.
The evocative image of the bones that come to life and come together thus represents this people, who regains vigour and hope in order to return to their homeland.
The euro has been a secure port against the huge waves of the global financial storms,to borrow the evocative image of the British financier David Marsh.
With these richly evocative images he wishes to pass on to them the meaning of their mission and their witness.
It is with great joy and affection that I keep this annual appointment with you, and as I write these words, my eyes andheart retain the evocative image of the great“Gateway” in the field at Tor Vergata in Rome.
In my mind's eye, I keep alive an evocative image of this morning's Solemn Eucharistic celebration at the Basilica of Our Lady of Bonaria.
At the opening there was a showing of a short video made by Don Bosco Missions in collaboration with the Department of Social Communications.It portrayed with authoritative citations and evocative images how the dream of Don Bosco is now shared and disseminated all over the world.
The speech created an evocative image of the danger of disunion caused by the slavery debate, and rallied Republicans across the North.
Africa written in these versions of History of Brazil is thought from the mobilization of non-visual, evocative images of an Africa whose memories were anchored under images without material support.
After all he added with an evocative image,"lawlessness is like an octopus in hiding: it is concealed, submerged, but with its tentacles it seizes and poisons, polluting and doing so much harm.
In speaking of his forthcoming glorious death, he uses a simple andat the same time evocative image:"unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit" Jn 12: 24.
This evocative image was offered by Pope Francis on Wednesday, 27 January, at the General Audience dedicated to the theme of the Jubilee of Mercy, read in the light of the Bible.
This process that unites andtransforms the separate grains into a single loaf conveys to us an evocative image of the unifying action of the Holy Spirit on the members of the Church, eminently achieved through the celebration of the Eucharist.
Evocative Images from London streets to the majestic peaks of Snowdonia, are coupled with powerful prose and poetry- all delivered in Cereal's distinctive aesthetic.
In practice, Pope Francis said, with an evocative image,“they shortened the horizons of God as if the love of God were small, small, small, small, to the size of each one of us”.
The evocative image of the lighthouse- modernized to create a"fluctuating tower" that dominates the landscape- is accepted as a symbolic reference and as the recognition of the site's identity, for the visitors and motorists passing through.
The Gospel continues, explaining these things with the evocative image of someone who builds on solid rock, resistant to the onslaught of adversity, and in contrast to someone who builds on sand- we would say today in what appears a paradise- but which collapses with the first gust of wind and falls into ruins.
With this evocative image Hermann Joseph Pottmeyer began his paper to the Roman Symposium on the Petrine office:“Recent debates on the primacy in relation to Vatican Council I”.
With that evocative image of the people gathered in joyful prayer still impressed on my memory, I want to express my sincere thanks to the bishops, priests, consecrated persons, young people, families, and the elderly for their spiritual closeness, so touching and so deeply felt.