Examples of using Evocative in English and their translations into Slovenian
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With such an evocative name, you can't fail to imagine the experience of fishing for hungry fish in dark streams.
land melt to create a unique and evocative area.
Instead, Cagliari is a cosmopolitan working city surrounding an evocative medieval centre where taverns
Volvo Cars' audio engineers work closely with Harman Kardon audio teams to ensure superior quality and absorbing and evocative sound.
An area in which the sea and the land blend into one to form a unique and evocative landscape.
This humorous and evocative story is about how life
multiple delay parameters for evocative and expressive performance
which often include evocative animal paintings by Madeleine,
Speed Walking is an intense, humorous, and evocative story about how life
the pills come in red tubes evocative dynamite sticks.
Wow, tha… that's an evocative metaphor to use for your nonthreatening, totally patriotic emotions.
And he explores that question through the most wonderfully evocative images I have ever seen,
An intense, humorous and evocative story about how life
aggressive delivery and evocative lyrics that were to define gangster rap.
Citroën chooses an evocative name for its latest concept car, to demonstrate its bold, progressive credentials.
It is as well evocative and it stops boiling
stages performances at the evocative ruins of the Baths of Caracalla.
She is renowned in Africa and around the world for her evocative spoken word poetry which has won her a deeply engaged audience invested in her creative works.
Exploring the interior is evocative of Georgian England- you can almost detect a whiff of smelling salts.
We need strong, evocative bikes that work perfectly