Examples of using Evokes in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Unfortunately, the encyclical‘Humanae vitae' still evokes controversies.
This attitude of the gendarmes evokes a great indignation among the soldiers.
They say that odor evokes the strongest, most powerful memories.
Since the documentation sent by Moscow evokes indignation.
The German decision evokes serious repercussions for the neighbours.
That evokes the dawn of hard rock.
It's therefore a decision that often evokes much anxiety and doubt.
Greatness evokes that reaction sometimes.
Each of these names evokes some of its aspects.
Beta phenylethylamine effectively raises the mood and evokes a feeling of euphoria.
Prada is a name that evokes a sense of admirations and respect.
I mean, a starving baby evokes a huge emotional reaction from us.
It's your eardrum that evokes noise out of the air.
It evokes Brody.
This style evokes the taste of beauty,
But the composer soon evokes a mysterious, enigmatic mood.
The author evokes another scholar's suggestion.
This again evokes the feeling of uncertainty.
The Alkonost's song evokes powerful memories.
The author evokes two spaces where identity is structuralized.