Examples of using Evoking in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
A Super-LumiNova treatment is applied on the hour markers and constellations, evoking the glow of heavenly bodies on a clear night.
Black and white images are screened over the walls, evoking the place's history.
there is large panel with a rich sequence of period photographs evoking Levi's Judeo-Piedmontese origins.
My son, more than loving and evoking love, I want that you be love.
a foundry that brings 16 new fonts evoking classic American lettering of the 1950s and 60s.
Canterbury 30 is a collection of dual-control mixer taps for bathrooms evoking the aesthetics and atmosphere of Anglo-Saxon tradition.
So we were wondering if you also considered a certain sensitivity of the archival images, evoking with their degrees of deterioration informal abstraction in painting.
this kingdom of the customized car, evoking an attitude and an environment.
Thus creatures like black angels from an unknown sphere emerged- attracting, without evoking fear.
De Zavalía's first film still seems bold in evoking an atmosphere of cosmopolitan cinephilia.
Junko Imada(Kumamoto, Japan, 1971) inserts little ceramic sculptures evoking silkworms on soft polyester sheets.
the sense of evoking a perfect world?
like dry valleys evoking Mars, and the 30-meter high Ross Ice Shelf.
The bouquet emanates intense aromas evoking nettle, fresh pepper
At the center of each vaulted dome are various motifs evoking Jesus' passion and death, and the coat of arms of the Custody of the Holy Land.
the symbol of the novitiate, evoking that the cross and love are one in the life of a Christian.
elegance evoking the past, with large Carrara marble shelves
light natural colours evoking local tradition
It also means evoking fragments of our recent
the Rose candle reveals a sunshine yellow wax, evoking the heart of its iconic flower.