Examples of using Evokes in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It's your eardrum that evokes noise out of the air.
Fullness evokes the desire for complete possession, while limitation is a wall set before us.
The official poster of the film evokes curiosity for the audience.
A magic that evokes spiritual bodies from the past, or possibly from the future.
Colour is a universal language that evokes an emotional response in all of us.
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When I read orthink about the word I immediately see the color in my head, which evokes the meaning.
The mere mention of Bali evokes the thought of a paradise.
He evokes the enthusiasm of communion- the sense of liberation from a petty and meaningless individual existence.
We want to kill the person who evokes in us the most unbearable conflict.'.
I have had individuals who havebeen involved in real bombings tell me that it evokes the same kind of fear.
The eye of Horus evokes the Egyptian god of perception, realization, and clairvoyance.
Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, who co-founded Netscape,says he often evokes Jobs in his advice to entrepreneurs.
It is the hand that evokes love and makes a twin soul for every person in the world.
In discussions about the implications of artificial intelligence(AI), someone almost always evokes the ancient Greek myth of Pandora's box.
Try to deal with anything that evokes strong emotions from you at least an hour before bedtime.
The way red evokes such feelings from people makes it perfect for creating a sense of urgency in marketing materials.
The word, associated with past experience, evokes the feeling of danger and creates fear;
For me that poem evokes my love for Paul, and a new fortitude that came from loving and losing him.
Over 40 percent of respondentsbelieve that an effective logo is one that evokes direct associations with the industry in which you're involved.
Surrender evokes the unpleasant images of admitting defeat in battle, forfeiting a game, or yielding to a stronger opponent.
It helps me focus on the inner world and evokes hidden corners of the soul that are often hard to reach.
Today's feast evokes this message of solidarity and urges us to welcome the intimate invitation to conversion and to service, love and forgiveness.
Because of its turmoil and darkness, it evokes everything that threatens human existence and that has the power to destroy it.
In this series, Victor evokes Goya's criticism of the atrocities of war while demonstrating the continuation of violence after war, and in the case of South Africa, after the end of apartheid.
Draw your attention: We attributed this video format to the image, because it evokes an emotional response and contributes to strengthening the status of the company, but it is not designed for potential customers.
This is a powerful read that evokes action in us all and provides a well-researched historical account of race relations in the US.
The expression“Listen to Him” evokes the prophecy which promised the coming of a new Moses(cf. Dt 18, 15).
