Examples of using It evokes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Because it evokes something that in a sense has been lost.
I love the way it looked and the feeling it evokes.
It evokes a sense of contentment and eases communication.
Although this is just an image, what it evokes inside Me isn't an image.
It evokes nationalism and a red scare trope that has worked in the past.
When the US tries to pressure the military, it evokes the opposite response.
It evokes images of all the places we have dreamed of and seen in films.
This experience, and the feelings that it evokes, can be helpful tools this time of year.
It evokes burdensome expectations and dependence from those who perceive themselves as victim.
A Christmas tree is wonderful in and of itself, but it evokes so much. It's images of snowmen, sleigh rides.
But for our people it evokes profound collective memories of the greatest moments we have known on this city on a hill.
I have had individuals who havebeen involved in real bombings tell me that it evokes the same kind of fear.
Recently restored, it evokes the French Riviera of yesteryear, yet is as stylish as tomorrow.
The presence of methane on Mars is equally intriguing, not the least because it evokes visions of life on that planet.
It evokes in us powerfully traumatic feelings of fear, anger and identification on the one hand, and of awe and holiness on the other hand.
The beauty of this easy puzzle is that it evokes an answer that is intuitive, appealing, and wrong.
It evokes the character of a vibrant, idealistic and generous young woman, a person which I would have very much liked to know regardless of politics.
Just now,always in this beautiful page that Marlene has chosen, it evokes the thunder, Lacan says"The thunder is a semblance.
It evokes a feeling of compassion for those technical staff, who are forced to otsmatrivat and edit erotic content, God forbid that the shot did not hit someone….
With regard to man-made diamonds,the industry prefers the term“lab” to be included in the descriptor because it evokes a perception of innovation and technological advancement.
The blue color is magical, but it evokes ambivalent feelings: on the one hand, it is a kind of sadness, and on the other hand it is pacification and calmness.
Systematic Exposure: Exposure works by helping people plan regular contact with what they fear,and repeatedly exposing themselves to the feared stimulus until it evokes little or no anxiety.
The researchers Lunnir& Lazarus(1978)claim that every change is considered stressful if it evokes frustration, anxiety and unbalance due to the environmental requirements for adjustment.
Good, I must say that I am a big fan of master Otomo and that'Akira(Akira) is one of the works that impressed me most as its subject matter,his world and his music as it evokes nostalgia(early Japanim“official” en france).
The pure goodness and beauty of what unfolds on stage is just stunningboth in terms of the visual effect and the feelings it evokes, especially so because it is built completely upon[China's] divinely inspired cultural heritage, has not a hint of Party culture, and is something truly human and part of the human heritage.
The naturopath stands often- not always- on the point of view that it does not matter whether any specific remedy removes an illness but thatit matters to support the organism and its activity, so that it evokes its inner forces of recovery to control the illness process.
And as it is a matter of temperament, not ofintellectual and moral culture, although ordinarily it evokes one and the other, it sometimes happens that civilized peoples possess it only in a feeble degree, whether it is that it has been exhausted during their previous development, or whether the very nature of their civilization has depraved them, or whether, finally, they were originally less endowed with it than were others.
And as it is a matter of temperament, not ofintellectual and moral culture, although ordinarily it evokes one and the other, it sometimes happens that civilised peoples possess it only in a feeble degree, whether it is that it has been exhausted during their previous development, or whether the very nature of their civilisation has depraved them, or whether, finally, they were originally less endowed with it than were others.