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She personifies a certain Iran I've tried to evoke since the beginning of this year.

I will suggest that her actions evoke moral meanings that reside at the heart of her possible influence on her students.

Melody seems to act as a path or a cue to evoke the precise information we are trying to retrieve.

In advertising, red is often used to evoke erotic feelings (red lips, red nails, red-light districts, 'Lady in Red', etc).

Her work is often minimal, impinging on us often through the use of light, its reflection and refraction, to evoke feelings of wonder.

No, any object whatsoever obliges me to evoke you as a witness, not even to have the approval of what I see.

After all, the word is a symbol to indicate that which has happened or is happening, to communicate or to evoke something.

The Bank will evoke the memory of the inventor James Watt and his Birmingham business partner, Matthew Boulton on the new note.

If I stay on and die AT my post, it is hard to tell whAT repercussions thAT might evoke worldwide.

Why the reminiscence should evoke such a strong emotion I do not understand. On reflection, however, the reason is really very simple.

Smooth curving lines often evoke the soft curves of the human body, whether the viewer is conscious of this effect or not.

Why the reminiscence should evoke such a strong emotion I do not understand.

some tend to be associated with a particular generation, and a few such as Napoleon and Washington evoke particular historical figures.

You'll definitely see a certain feeling that people are trying to evoke, right?

A chance encounter with him could evoke a totally different emotional response.

Horizontal and vertical lines, when used in combination, communicate the same order and sense of calm that they evoke individually.

Austen fans will enjoy occasional phrases and comments that are meant to evoke one of her novels.

He turned himself in later and claimed that his work was intended to evoke public attention toward the farmers.

For most people, few things evoke fear like the image of a great white shark.

Constant epithets have worn smooth, no longer evoke a figurative impression and do not satisfy its demands.

We do not give orders . . . yet we KNOW of the solutions th support following whsupport FEELS correct and comforting to your soul can evoke.

The sounds of these words evoke the flow of soft wine across your tongue: Bordeaux, Val de Loire and Beaujolais .

The others were told that the painting was an example of neo-impressionism in which the artist had used colour to evoke harmony and emotion.

But he knew himself able to evoke laughter as well as tears and shudders.

Poetryoften uses particular forms and conventions to expand the literalmeaning of the words, or to evoke emotional or sensual responses.

It would inevitably evoke a strong repercussion among people from different walks of life .

However, companies should be cautious to not evoke the more negative form of envy that drives people away from products.

The same "ironic errors, " as Dr. Wegner calls them, are just easy to evoke in the real world.

faces that were later forgotten did not evoke such pattern to the same extent.

"Nostalgic type" is the object which could evoke the nostalgic emotion, and an individual have experience or not.

The name "LiveMocha" is meant to evoke the relaxed atmosphere of a coffee shop.

Color became dark day, the train goes through another small town, twinkling lights will always evoke the idea of homesickness.

Mr Stoddart's brilliant sense of realism may evoke thoughts of the outback among Australian viewers.

"Handwritten" is the name of a new fashion range, by Tanya Sarne, that seeks to evoke luxury and craftsmanship.

Temporal lobe stimulation can evoke the feeling of a presence, disorientation, and perceptual irregularities.

With rapid expansion in information technology, micro-motors with high efficiency and energy conservation evoke to be the trend.

ADVERTS from the early years of Southwest Airlines evoke a lost era.

The World Islands evoke a rough map of the world from an air- or space-borne perspective.

Perhaps include a provocative question or two; evoke vivid images or use quotations if appropriate.

Or C sharp. Sometimes tones evoke color. C sharp is blue , F sharp is green, another tone might be yellow, right?

Even a clearer, more traditional Jesus of history is inadequate if he does not evoke spiritual awe.

Starting a new job can evoke the same anxieties as the first day at a new school did when you were small.

He later went on to evoke how China had a 5, 000 year history in which the country had been exposed to untold sufferings.

All harmonies are latent in the complex mechanism of an organ , but a master's hand is necessary to evoke them .

Objective To discuss the early diagnostic value of evoke potential detection of subclinical hepatic encephalopathy (SHE).

While "m" will bring up the MSN search command as the first selection, you can use "ma" to evoke the map command directly.

As a stick to help you get started on your new habits, evoke the emotional consequences of failing to change.

He was an enthusiast himself and loved to evoke enthusiasm in others.

One of the best indicators of how someone else is feeling is the mood they evoke in us.

The building is capped with a mast incorporating an antenna, which is meant to evoke the torch of the Statue of Liberty.

Neither the modest three-building campus nor its surroundings evoke notions of a thriving hotbed of computing.

The innovation of this study is using advertising images to evoke different types of brand association in the experiments.

In other words, not quite the hordes of homeless, stateless refugees fleeing runaway climate change that the sensationalist headlines evoke.

But this film, because of its magnificent central performance, will evoke more celebration of her.

For chocolate lovers, it appears that methylxanthines provide psychostimulant effects, arouse emotions, and may even evoke guilt feelings .

Jonas Wagell's Design Bar is a meeting place and a resting place, meant to simultaneously inspire, evoke emotions and surprise.

In any case , re -establishing heritage demands a targeted approach . The brand 's story - and its capacity to evoke nostalgia - is key .

His compositions offer a seemingly inexhaustible variety of moods , which evoke strong emotional responses from listeners.

Something said or done to evoke laughter or amusement, especially an amusing story with a punch line.

The sound wasn't right, and so the emotional stirrings the brand had hoped to evoke, simply did not occur.

Images of children being scanned with Geiger counters by suited safety officials evoke memories of the Chernobyl disaster.

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Moon Barge is a model of a large sculpture made from a tree trunk. Their forms evoke a voyage to ancient times.

At the outset of "We Used to Wait" , staccato, minor-key piano chords evoke anxiety.

In the end "Tony Blair" will evoke Iraq, maybe with a footnote on his constitutional reforms.

You decide what the time of day is so that you set the lighting and evoke the mood from yourself.

And, researchers say, pleasant environments generally evoke more reciprocal smiles and hellos than unpleasant ones.

Horses cantering across a valley in southern Siberia evoke the mystery of the ancient Scythian peoples who once lived here.

The novel manages to evoke the tradition of Yiddish folklore while maintaining Malamud's training in classic literature and philosophy.

Through the construction of buildings, such as Well Hall, the project helped to evoke local craftsmanship that risks extinction.

Photographer Ansel Adams's images of ageless trees and monumental mountains evoke a realm of timeless beauty preserved in national parks.

The words research and experimentation continue to have the power to evoke fear in potential subjects.

Does the thought of speaking in front of a group evoke fear, make you sweat, starts your heart pounding?

To create more effective photographs, actively look for lines and arrange them within your viewfinder to evoke specific feelings.

This wine has dark cherry-violet colour. Its delicate aromas evoke the enchantment of fruit: plums, blueberry and delicate cassis notes.

On his board is a message intended to evoke a warm response in passers-by who will, with any luck, throw him some coins.

Instead they evoke a series of allegorical meanings that would have mystified all but his coterie of young, aristocratic patrons.

I will present my own pedestrian definition: art is something designed to evoke emotion through fantasy.

Evoke them to try to perform the advertisements, get the students to develop their imagination and creativity through the activities.

Let it be enough for me to evoke that desire, is not something like that, in effect, whose truth is that simple to define.

But more often the word is used in a quasi-mystical way to evoke information heaven.

Use only those values that evoke a sense of desire in the team members.

Amazon's campaign strategy is now to evoke sympathy for these mom-and-pop stores.

That in turn can evoke anger at those who perpetrated such an evil deed against their own people.

Gordon Brown will evoke the home-front effort during the second world war in his new year address on Thursday.

He used original colour compositions which evoke Slavonic popular art and which are similar to precious watermark works.

They showed a group of volunteers pictures, symbols and words that were meant to evoke feelings of order, disorder or neutrality.

The elite clientele and the increasing focus on development issues evoke the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The scientists gave their discoveries names that evoke each species' unique physical attributes.

Custom fonts evoke the rich and gooey Belgian chocolate "mouth feel" that Fairytale Brownies consumers prize.

These bold claims evoke an alchemist's promise to transform lead into gold. But they rest on sound logic and compelling evidence.

Some smart home devices also raise ethical questions about privacy, or evoke an Orwellian feeling of "Big Brother. "

Icons are destined both to reflect and evoke prayerful concentration and serenity in communication with God.

Recently, daily news launch the retirement age , readers evoke strong repercussions.

Market baskets and shopping carts evoke the physical analogy of placing products in a container as we shop.

For the true chocoholic, just thinking about chocolate can evoke a pleasurable response.

Traveling by caravan, the Polos followed ancient trade routes through lands that still evoke Marco's amazing finds.

Fusing in lower intervertebral of lumbar would evoke much more cataplasia in the adjacent segment.

Other tests have shown that immediately evoke a picture are more memorable than words that don't.

It means that same expression-units in a program can have many different semantemes and evoke different morphas.

It means that same expression-units in a program can have many different semantemes and evoke different morphas.

The overall design is intended to evoke a classic but modern glamour, with white, platinum, topaz and smoky bronze hues.

Come from lover's words: You are a feather a sheet of , streak my heart hall , evoke at heart boundless billows.

Therefore, even art and non-art images with similar content should evoke different responses from viewers.

They certainly feel real to the person experiencing them and seem convincing to therapists who evoke them.

Mochizuki who should be smiling in it, otherwise how could evoke dreamer's smile?

But why does the sound of a wailing banshee evoke the same response?

This exercise may be particularly useful for close members of the family who at times evoke your anger.

In the modern society, social justice sense is a main media variable that evoke the modem society conflicts.

His songs evoke the power of nature, the spirit, and ordinary life experiences.

His songs evoke the power of nature, the spirit, and ordinary life experiences.

Having grown up as a fighter, I vowed to find this man and evoke some Charles Bronson style justice.

The waters of the Danube evoke images at every curve, touching on dreamlike places.

The language of the writing, the words and phrases continually evoke the scenes he creates before our eyes.

With louvered shutters and rotating ceiling fans that evoke Vietnam's colonial past, it is decorated with superb taste.

In Latin America, the term middle class certainly doesn't evoke images of suburbanites commuting to office parks in their Volvos.

Though born in Cologne and educated in Dusseldorf, Rolf Kluenter's paintings and installations evoke an unmistakable Asian air.

Next, Roska plans to discover how the approach-sensitive cells evoke a reaction in the brain.

Pinter's plays evoke critics'desire for study. His theme of menace and his use of language have become the hot academic subjects.

Oddly, this most suburban American invention was supposed to evoke a European city centre.

"Words in voice and form in the outside" , a beautiful language to evoke a good first impression on you.

But the reason there are dress codes is to limit the signals that could go awry -- including ones that evoke the irrational.

To foster their interest and evoke their enthusiasm towards the films planning.

certain colours and delicate details evoke oral sensations.

A good joke does not necessarily evoke a hearty laugh .

So will futurist adventures that evoke the splendor of the movie past.

Past research has shown tunes can evoke strong memories, reduce stress and even boost athletic performance.

Young lady always so, like to evoke additional people, but but afresh docile lovely pole.

Toledo'sdistinctive twisted streets and covered passageways evoke thecity's golden years as part of the Arab Empire.

Even adults have belongings that evoke special feelings of happiness and joy.

New banknote issues always evoke varied responses in the community, and this one has been no exception.

Why might gluttonous people evoke complaints even from plants?

But I am not the one to evoke that type of feeling in myself.

In order to properly act upon the observation, you need to open her up and evoke a feeling.

The story about the Brothers Grimm may evoke warm memories of story time in the comforting arms of a parent.

China has been known to evoke the specter of massive Treasury selling in political disputes.

But other people evoke a very different response.

Mountain with water, the highest mountain view of the lake, in the mountains, the full aura. Leisure fishing lake, evoke childhood memories.

a message whose ingenuity or verbal skill or incongruity has the power to evoke laughter.

There are few foods that evoke as much passion as this decadent treat.

In fact, negative space often adds interest as it can place a stronger emphasis on the subject and it can evoke emotions effectively.

Working in acrylic on canvas, Xie uses monochrome dots on a large scale to evoke a photojournalistic mood.

Free Anna from threats and evoke her lost memory against phantoms !

In the town's three convenience stores, female clerks wore olive uniforms meant to evoke the People's Liberation Army.

These extraordinary scenes in Tunis and Cairo, evoke those of Berlin and Prague in 1989.

We use this analogy because we intend to evoke the image that everywhere you go you are in a library.

You have got this wonderful opportunity to evoke a different kind of psychophysiological response.

I respect the strong views and emotions that these issues evoke.

Sip tea, the subtle fragrance, best evoke the warm memories.

It evoke by climate, diet, emotional mood, fatigue.

Rave will evoke an urbanized aesthetic this season.

Still, picturing the jeers her old padded jacket would evoke, she couldn't restrain her tears.

How do the feelings and emotions this brand evoke in you differ from those its leading competitor might evoke?

Addresses an enduring challenge for America: how to evoke any national spirit through means other than war.

In their easy command of nature, they are meant to evoke aboriginal people everywhere.

They can evoke the real atmosphere of your holiday in a way that nothing else can do.

When urgent matters arise, they tend to evoke anxiety.

There are few milestones in life that evoke a stronger response than our final act. ---Death.

Typically, these are opposed by bland, bromide-mouthing mobs who evoke nothing so much as Hannah Arendt's phrase "the banality of evil. "

Much as my implants make my brain "hear" sound, more advanced implants could one day evoke sensations of sight, touch and even feelings.

Objects' capacity to evoke deep feelings because of their symbolism is well known and widely accepted.

Both evoke scientists' long struggle to bring gene therapy into common use.

arouse pity; raise a smile; evoke sympathy.

In other words , the beer- maker knows also how to evoke flavor from the grains by using sprouting and malting and roasting .

The artist ran 49 meters on the same street 49 times to evoke his spiritual identity along with the history of the street.

Yang Bao ray tachiwakaba tachiwakaba evoke the turbulence neat into sound crashing.

Bee swarms, on the other hand, evoke another sort of awe.

To describe, especially so vividly as to evoke a mental picture of.

How do we evoke enthusiasm for our search for God?

I grant you the power of pity. You may evoke pity in anyone that sees you.

or Untitled 09-4-1 (2008), where waves of marks, after the fact, evoke in the artist a sense of crowds of people.

songs that evoke old memories.

While the discovery may evoke visions of water-walking shoes, such footwear is unlikely.

We can easily and gently pull out several bottles to look at them, enjoying the tastes and memories they evoke.

Nor does it evoke 1997, when Tony Blair's New Labour jettisoned socialism and espoused the Third Way.

Scented plants can also evoke memories.

We should know that great works of art are measured by the emotions they evoke, not just how they look next to the plant stand.

By thinking and design of water, I hope this design may evoke people's attention to "ordinary" water.

A scentor sound may evoke a distant episode from one's childhood.

Cool colors such as blues and greens tend to evoke serenity and peace.

These are designed to evoke peasant life circa 1853, only with proper toilets.

Boundless sea always evoke an unlimited source of fascination for the people, the sea and that one in the end that?

because they are synonyms, associated terms, or even contraries, complement(25) each other to evoke one single idea.

It is about life, and it is meant to evoke emotions and even understanding.

To evoke the best from others, you must find a vibration that is a match to the best in others.

It is deemed the best because it can evoke at once the treasure of pure love for Krishna.

With the World Bank Institute last year, we created a ten-week crash course in changing the world, called Evoke.

I bet you didn't think a little curl of a pen mark could evoke such passion.

It can evoke feelings of fear and anger, especially when it seems that one's best interests are threatened.

Some sensationalise it to evoke fear out of ignorance of its true meaning and consequence;

Such a classic, always evoke our memories, a kind of a touch of heart sadness

Asks questions that evoke discovery, insight, commitment or action (e. g. , those that challenge the client's assumptions),

Experimental study on evoke cortical potential during hemorrhagic shock in rabbit

evoke admiration, surprise, interest, sympathy, etc

The design of electrode linking--resistance measuring system of evoke potential instrument

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A double standard You evoke when you want

Hearing songs that evoke old memories,

To evoke as a response; elicit

call forth To evoke; elicit:

To bring or call to mind by logic or association; evoke:

evoke vt. produce; call up

evoke memories of the past

Goal: 1, To evoke the society to pay close attention to the infertility patients' psychological and sexual status;