Examples of using Evoking in English and their translations into Czech
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And evoking his name is not enough anymore.
Super robot shooter evoking legendary Turrican.
Evoking the relaxation response can actually change your gene's activity.
Smell is remarkably powerful at evoking memories.
It's about evoking a cathartic experience.
Perfect device, which creates various gas mixtures, evoking different moods by the Whos.
A strong brand evoking milk and the Kravík mascot are the main building blocks of this series.
And this pharmaceutical stumble is evoking more compassion than rage.
Evoking any kind of phobia through certain policies is in this situation simply wrong and dangerous.
Creating, doing magic, evoking emotions, arousing attention.
Her paintings on the wall are not an autotelic gesture of revolt or criticism of a gallery within a gallery,but the means of evoking a certain emotion.
Attractive women‘s fragrance evoking the exciting magic of a magical night.
Evoking themes as varied as secrecy, censorship and forgetting, this performance offers you the chance to reflect on language and its personal meaning.
The mass is pressing on the limbic cortex, evoking perceived personality disorder.
His character evoking the fabulous figure of the"Minotaur" is a symptomatically chosen allegiry for alienation and estrangement in today's society.
The goal of this website project was to create the retro website evoking the atmosphere of 1930ties.
The use of a Super 8 camera, evoking the aesthetics of early film(where this effect can also be observed), amplified the focus on how a work is formally grasped and processed, which in a way is specific in Brož's work.
The grid of the palace Hui,consisting of a rectangle into a square evoking the form of the Chinese character Hui.
The depiction of phenomena evoking meanings linked with partnerships and parental bonds already appear in early projects that make visible the links between the creation of individual thought and public discourse e.g.
Eating in our restaurant Atrium is truly unforgetable experience evoking a feeling as if you were sitting in the open-air.
In the subsequent book ofthe name from 2000, López draws attention to the audial similarity of"pop" with the onomatopoeic"plop", evoking an explosion.
If I overheard you correctly,you believe this man will be helpful in evoking an emotional response, so let's give it a try, shall we?
Depending on the variety, quality and preparation, from this aromatic base we can perceive the scent of caramel and cereals that give coffee the fragrance of toast, biscuits or confectionery, or there may be slight hints of butter and vanilla andthe smell of cacao, evoking chocolate in all its delicious forms.
The basis of the book is formally constructed on a descriptive form of narration,a strategy of experimental poetry evoking a list of engineering objects, and on the amateur photo-documentation of these objects by their users, i.e.
Minutes outside LA. This is the most important part,you can't just walk into the United States with a suitcase full of cash, without evoking the words"cavity search.
Its bows take the form of a beak, with two large painted eyes evoking the traditional seafarers' belief that the bird's image would help sailors return safely, like the migrants that return each spring and autumn.
The heat emited from smooth stones penetrates deeply into the whole organism evoking the feeling of relaxation and calmness.
Something from participation in this eco-phenomenological philosophy(evoking our long past animistic heritage) resounds strongly in the series of photographs that Moravian Gallery curator, Antonín Dufek, chose for the Unmanaged exhibit.
Coloured stains or rectangular segments create optical structures evoking the light in the landscape.
Combining Piano's signature transparency design with a green roof evoking its surroundings, San Francisco's new California Academy of Sciences provides a model for sustainability, and sets a benchmark for how people use, operate and interact with public buildings.