Examples of using Evocation in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Evocations of time and its compelling mystery and absurdity.
The artistic legacyis a trip by a world knitted of dreams, evocations and original proposals.
Evocation des ancêtres Evocation of the Ancestors In a brief dance, the young girls invoke the ancestors.
There's more to ancient grimoires of black magic and demon evocation than what you have seen in the Evil Dead movies.
First evocation of the technology traces back at the University of New South Walesin Australia in 1983 and the first paper[1] has been published in 1989.
The second type of impression is the result of invocation and evocation and is dependent upon both the recipient and the agent.
Russian painter Andrei Rublev's'The Hospitality of Abraham' icon from the 15thcentury has long been perceived as an evocation of the Trinity.
The Technique of Invocation and Evocation is the name given to the mode or method whereby the desired relationship is brought about.
It goes beyond the works of all other Baroque artists in the evocation of religious mood and human sympathy.
Van der Weyden was preoccupied by commissioned portraiture towards the end of his life andwas highly regarded by later generations of painters for his penetrating evocations of character.
This famous“zzzzz” is the intermediate stage between a memory andthe emotional pain its evocation inflicts, or the one between an event and our negative reactions.
Nguyễn's works usually challenge and open up these issues, confronting power relations, confronting the power relations between fear and desire,through experimentations with particular material and the evocation of bodily transgression.
The word is often usedsynonymously with terms such as"invocation" or"evocation" or"summoning", although many authors find it useful to maintain some distinction between these terms.
Nicholas Fox Weber, Director of the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation comments on the ethos of THREAD,“When Josef and Anni Albers created the Foundation that bears their names,they stated its purpose to be"the revelation and evocation of vision through art".
After years of listening to Springsteen's music, with its claustrophobic evocation of growing up in a small mill town in New Jersey, I found his comments now to be all the more poignant.
The Whitbread Judgesannounced:“Gem Squash Tokoloshe impressed us with its powerful evocation of a child's-eye view of rural South Africa.
From sophisticated framed photographs with professional evocations to trendy and colourful murals that illustrate the fun side of a company, the range of artistic possibilities is endless and varied, yet the benefits are innumerable and similar.
Picasso made two death portraits of Casagemas several months later in1901 as well as two funeral scenes(Mourners and Evocation), and in 1903 Casagemas appearedas the artist in the enigmatic painting La Vie.
Through these conscious and skillful evocations of moments in the ministry of Jesus, as recounted in the Gospels, this new Pope may have found a way out of the 20th century culture wars, which have left the church moribund in much of Western Europe and on the defensive from Dublin to Los Angeles.
You see, therefore, how these sciences of Impression, of Invocation and Evocation, and of Telepathy are naturally concerned with what is inherent in man and in his relation to his environment and circumstances.