Examples of using Evoke in English and their translations into Czech
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Evoke low-grade euphoria,
sterile interiors evoke nostalgia(or ostalgia) and a feeling of post-apocalyptic desolation.
It's a tactile sensory stimulation that can evoke low-grade euphoria,
Dufek suggests this by observing that the shadows projected in these photographs evoke Cubist paintings,
Exhibitions which present works of decadent art evoke enthusiastic reactions in the same manner as public scandals do.
which should evoke new feelings and questions in us.
Both the connotations and scope of the performance should also evoke our present desire to find a harmonious society.
bluish-green hues evoke memories of the cold sky,
communicate the quiet discomfort they evoke in the visitor and observer alike.
Not officially. which can only evoke yawns from the audience. I'm the puddle of muddy water.
His pictures also evoke curiosity(what does he mean by that),
These elements are typical components of the Dalmatian island architecture and evoke a distinctly authentic ambient atmosphere and experience.
banal intimate snapshots, his images evoke a sense of voyeurism in the viewer.
instead it can evoke the warmth of a home.
Which can only evoke yawns from the audience. I'm the puddle of muddy water Not officially.
This outdoor space is outlined by a system of wooden posts that evoke traditional half-timbered structures.
According to Stefan Raum, only those images that evoke an emotional response in the viewer actually captured their time.
the shift in direct associations that evoke archetypal images into more mysterious,
a good subject line must evoke what's in the newsletter
we want to offer our customers high-quality coffee and evoke pleasant mood.