Examples of using Evocation in English and their translations into German
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That wonderful evocation of South London.
The evocation of a great historical event, note“Linea Christa”.
Olhaberri mine evocation center in Banca.
Rétif took the novel writing towards a new picturesque evocation of reality.
Historical evocation of life in the Middle Ages.
Mainly mantras and kirtans are sung,simple songs and antiphonies concerned with praise and evocation of the divine.
Historical particularly moving evocation of the Battle of Verdun.
It is an evocation of the window and the temptation to look at one's image.
At this point not fixation but evocation of form has to serve the purpose.
Evocation of mystical, enchanted(sound)landscapes, largely in space notation.
The Court points out that such‘evocation' is also prohibited under the regulation.
This evocation of traditional Japanese values also determined the choice of exhibits.
It thus appears for example in the evocation of the"German politics.
ELUVEITIE-»Evocation II- Pantheon« hit the Charts, new tour dates announced!
In feeling, hearing, seeing, in the reluctant movement of flight and evocation, the happenings fan out- and with it, the language.
The evocation of moral emotions is one of cinema's modes to relate to questions like: Who are we?
Another necklace in the collection is called Evocation Florale, a diamond creation meant to conjure the Coromandel screens.
An evocation of the mysterious and intriguing world of Neapolitan popular culture, suffused by legends and superstition.
In the New World Religion"the science of invocation and evocation will take the place of what we now call'prayer' and'worship.
The evocation of Elisabeth's name brings him to his senses: confronted with her death, his unquiet soul finds redemption at last.
Oddly, the articulation of this idea before Fukuyama's reiterated evocation of Hegel clarified hardly no current reaction, only a similar echo.
This evocation occurred above all because a comparison of the former and today situations can have absolutely instructive consequences.
In his prose work, which developed in the nineties,Lieske effectually continued his eloquent evocation of those dark nether worlds of his poetry.
For a more detailed evocation of this first period of the war, see Jones 1955 a, p. 173-174; 1955 b, p. 194-195.
Nairy Baghramian counters this tendency of the artist subject to remain silent,which seems to go hand in hand with the evocation of supposedly acting and living works of art.
At the same time, Marx's evocation of wandering ghosts continues Kant's criticism of the circulation of ghost stories in popular print media.
And there is the writing Catalin Davidescu, testimony that put evocation, Careful observation and disclosure decent, surfaced, that put his portraits.
And after the evocation of this dis-placement through deportation shared with the letter's addressee, a dash and an abrupt change of scene.
To be interpreted as meaning that imitation or evocation exists only if it is in the same language as that of the protected traditional term.
The evocation of this exceptional moment of a Central Europe of the future was not resulting from the chance of reflecting about this opportunity facing a publicly fictitious historical-philosophical horizon.