Examples of using The evocation in English and their translations into French
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there can be no doubt that such a collection will open up new horizons for those who attempt to move from the observation of archaeological data to the evocation of a way of life.
In that context, the Syrian Arab Republic emphasizes that the evocation of its name in relation to unacceptable interpretations proves what we have so assiduously attempted to bring to the attention of all,
EARTH- the evocation of our wanderings in the dried clay beneath our feet;
First of all and predominantly, the evocation of a joint Approach:
and that it proscribes the evocations and sacrifices of the old world.
However, the evocations, the desires, Song's hopes for a better life,
These characteristics link up with the evocation of real pluralism.
Bring Inspiration, through the evocation of the Intelligence, the third aspect.
Visualisation is a powerful agent in the evocation of the creative imagination.
The evocation of an organized crime-terrorism nexus is disturbing for several reasons.
The evocation of a painting in the presence of this
Bring Illumination, through the evocation of the Will or first aspect of divinity.
His paintings have the maximum realism possible in the evocation of the classic.
An absent one had a mysterious presence by the evocation of her person.
You will also find the evocation of chapels Penitents
Virgin forest", the evocation of green notes of moss
The evocation of those who have died becomes the site
Svet Vmes gets its name from the evocation of a space"in between",
According to the response so will be the evocation of the activity of the centres,