Examples of using Evocation in English and their translations into French
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An evocation of traditional oriental rugs featuring frames
Georgian singers in Paris, and Dinara their interpreter, are used as a framework to provide a fantastic and nostalgic evocation of the cinema of the 1960s.
An evocation of the skies, this work is a subtle continuous gradation that questions the fullness of the void,
from this dual relationship of place as a record of the past and place as an evocation of the past.
restoring them for the duration of an evocation that is by turns moving,
connotation, evocation of images… all of which have semantic resonance meaning.
This evocation of a study immerses you in the private family atmosphere of its first curator,
Pentacle is an amulet used in magical evocation, generally made of parchment,
Infringements were mostly caused by acts of imitation or evocation of protected GIs(42%), as well as
it oscillates between the evocation of the human vulnerability in front of the discrepancy of the reality with the desires
Abécédaire- form the evocation of memories from the childhood in Montpellier,
The evocation of Christmas is traditionally divided in three main themes:
Nevertheless, the evocation of Hell(influenced by the engravings of Gustave Doré, which had impressed Tchaikovsky)
The evocation from the inner side of a strenuous
A purely cinematographic evocation, where the creative aspect opens up the field of memories to the representation of a world,
Through the evocation of individual career paths, the analysis of the web of actors involved
it packs an intense emotional punch by its provocative use of bodily substances and its evocation of traumatic events.
towards meditation and the evocation of the void.
The Board of Directors reserves the right("evocation right") to deliberate and decide about matters which fall within the authority of the Executive Committee.
and refers to the evocation of serious psychological symptoms by often unpredictable events