Examples of using Evocative in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Very evocative.
It's short, simple, evocative.
Oh, evocative.
But they are evocative.
Very evocative, isn't it?
It's very… evocative.
It's evocative, graceful, it's elegant.
Wow… Sarah, you look evocative.
So much more evocative than a simple address.
Really? Hm… It's very… evocative.
That's an evocative story, but I never saw any evidence of that.
Really? Hm… It's very… evocative.
A powerful, an evocative image, not unlike that of Christ.
It's so sensual and evocative.
And vaguely evocative of some deep truth that always just keeps slipping away.
Nice phrase, very evocative.
A single, evocative word like, uh,"Solstice" or"Perception," or uh.
Medical terms are less evocative.
The scenery of Ireland is evocative, the history ancient, and the culture unique.
It's supposed to be metaphorical and evocative.
At the moment two extremely evocative scenes come to my mind.
The particular word you used was very evocative.
The lady will introduce, in an evocative way, admiral Aulenti.
And yet, as Judge Sobel might say,it is evocative.
They are, in fact, the most diverse, evocative, poetic aspect of nature.
Um, this is hard,because they're both so evocative.
These small works of art, full of evocative power, are not mere objects.
Who knew such a shapeless robe could be so evocative?
And he thinks Smokejumpers is a more evocative title than Nine Brave Souls.
The beauty of the Grand Harbour by night is truly magical and tremendously evocative.