Examples of using Evokes in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
Tarot card perusing perpetually evokes dreams of‘that' old rover ladies sitting before her precious stone ball in a dim room brimming with strange things.
one of the founding fathers of modern-day sociology argued that“a false definition of the situation evokes a new behaviour which makes the original false conception come true”.
will buy- is music that evokes the desire to possess it.".
we see an"excess" which evokes God's generous
a controversial action, evokes the same kind of affect
The visual design aim is to make sure that the product gives a feeling of quality and evokes correct emotional response.
for most people the word“casino” still evokes a sense of distinctive elegance and prestige.
The presumed embarrassment of the test taker when faced with this tall order evokes the incredulity that many- probably most- people feel when they confront Darwin's great idea.
common way many people worldwide get around, but it evokes a lot of fears and concerns,
The waves of memory Shen Yun evokes from the deep sea of my mind shakes my inner world….
Accordingly, the word“modern” also evokes associations with the democratization of societies,
at times indignant cry that the experience of pain and death evokes in us.
the director taps into the folk imagination and the landscape that he evokes is plainly the landscape of the epic.
Similarly, what the concept of"infinite distance" evokes in the mind is great distances,
That evokes to me a class of turn-of-the-last century battleships called the dreadnoughts,
Pertaining to a profound awareness of the universe which evokes feelings that are inexplicably deep
performs the music that evokes dance, which, in turn, motivates him to movement.
The mere mention of the Nile evokes for modern man images of Pyramids,
I hope it evokes women to rethink
The mere mention of the name of the Nile evokes for modern man images of Pyramids,