Examples of using Evoking in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
The juxtaposition of some planets is favorable for evoking positive feelings,
Ms Catherine Tasca devoted considerable place to the concept of“cultural exception”, evoking a semantic debate on“cultural exception” and“cultural diversity”.
As for seeing your father… this herb draws Atrians to it by evoking their most powerful memories,
you could drive employees towards higher engagements without evoking any negative sentiments.
firing emotions, evoking protest or approval.
porphyry will add nobility to your surroundings, evoking admiration and desire.
and yet evoking in me a feeling of having just been born.
aimed at evoking certain sensations or emotions.
collective trance sessions evoking the God of Fire.
climate and precision evoking"Locke" with Tom Hardy.
The uniform, glass façade is split by a gigantic crack evoking connotations with the Biblical crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelis.
The next step is usually devoted to simple movement tasks aimed at evoking physical and emotional release.
this bench in the old is dressed with fine sculptures made by hand, evoking patterns of fashion.
followed by live concerts evoking lot of emotion and interest.
If I overheard you correctly, you believe this man will be helpful in evoking an emotional response,
Evoking conditions of nomadism
textures rooted in the traditional Dubrovnik genteel style evoking a sense of past times.
magically revealing its aromas and evoking its origins, journey and history.
My eyes… drank in the colors of lakes," declares the lyrical subject, evoking the impression that the eye is a kind of viewing-box into which a ray of light falls
stimulate specific parts of the brain, evoking pleasure, and also recollections of pleasurable experiences.