It can't be artificially evoked.

His brother, Jaroslaw, has always evoked popular mistrust.

It also evoked the discriminatory concept of the virgin woman.

Any demonstration in the vicinity of the Mission evoked a larger police presence.

The exposition evoked considerable interest, particularly in Africa, the Middle and Far East, and in South America.

The question of increasing the membership of the Security Council has evoked broad interest from many Members.

His commitment to multilateralism and his firm belief in the irreplaceable role of the United Nations were rightly evoked.

What we can say with certainty is that Draghi s remarks and the reaction they evoked demonstrate that the fundamental problems of the eurozone are not primarily financial or economic they are political, psychological, and institutional.

Guide us to the straight path the path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have evoked Your anger or of those who are astray.

Brin agreed that the emotions evoked by Field of Dreams matched the message he intended to deliver with his novel.

In her talk, Clinton evoked the ancient Chinese aphorism Tongzhou Gongji When on a common boat, cross the river peacefully together.

491. The representative emphasized that the Government strongly condemned the use of Nazi emblems, which evoked memories of a fascist past.

The crisis has evoked international response by the United Nations system with a view to establishing more equitable international economic relations.

Appeals by international agencies and Cambodian non governmental organizations, including those addressed to the King of Cambodia, have not evoked action.

Women in Uganda this year, who put on The Vagina Monologues during V Day, actually evoked the wrath of the government.

Over time, wenesom became venenum, a word that specifically described potions or medicines that evoked intense physical reactions from the patient.

During his campaign, Marzouki evoked his record of a human rights activist and slammed his opponent for serving under the previous regime.

For several decades the situation in the Middle East has always evoked in our minds images of excessive tension and uncontrolled conflict.

He evoked the three following reasons which led the French Government to opt for a global consultation with the Comorian people on the question self determination

The popular enthusiasm evoked by the Soviet armies of liberation (which was decided by compromise of Allies and Joseph Stalin at the Yalta conference in 1944) benefited the KSČ.

He asserts that in these representations, 'primitive' people's mental activity is too little differentiated for it to be possible to consider ideas or images of objects by themselves apart from the emotions and passions which evoke those ideas or are evoked by them.

The pain and anguish evoked by President George Bush in his most recent speech on the Katrina disaster must surely move to concerted international action even those who stand amid the alien corn.

It is this feature of populism the idea that the people want only one thing, and that only true representatives can give it to them that explains a symmetry (often evoked, but seldom spelled out) between populism and technocratic government.

There is only one point evoked in the statement we have just heard from the distinguished Ambassador of Pakistan that requires clarification on the part of our delegation India does not accept the linkage between nuclear restraint and conventional balance.

The draft resolution has evoked US President Barack Obama s 2010 speech at the General Assembly, in which he expressed the hope to come back next year have an agreement that will lead to a new member of the United Nations an independent, sovereign state of Palestine.

Being the first time that Britain has lagged behind a South American country in this kind of ranking, the news evoked a humorous comment by Cebr Chief Executive Douglas McWilliams Brazil has beaten the European countries at soccer for a long time, but beating them at economics is a new phenomenon .

Mr. Snoussi (Tunisia) noted that the report of the Secretary General on the centrality of employment to poverty eradication (A 60 314) was limited to the national context and had not evoked the migratory and trade related aspects of employment or the brain drain, with its adverse effects on developing countries.

However, implementation of the concept of free association, which evoked broad interest at the Anguilla seminar, faced a number of difficulties, because, in its current form, it presumed the right of the Non Self Governing Territory to determine its own constitution without any outside interference. That is, without the participation of the Government of the United Kingdom.

7. Although some of the persons present were not born when Siki had fought in the French army and had triumphed in the boxing rings of Europe and the United States or when he had fallen victim in New York to an enemy apos s bullets, his name evoked the legendary life of a champion for everyone.

Are all apostles? Are all prophets? Are all teachers? Are all miracle workers?

They are, are they?

Are... Are you unhappy?

Nerves are yellow, arteries are red, veins are blue.

They are ideals that are powerful. They are irreducible.

Some are poor, some are wealthy. There are billions.

Are all apostles? are all prophets? are all teachers? are all workers of miracles?

Courts are involved, jails are involved, young people are destroyed.

Viruses are are mutating and evolving and so are bacteria.

We are fools for Christ's sake, but ye are wise in Christ we are weak, but ye are strong ye are honourable, but we are despised.

There are. There always are.

And you are. You are.

They are what they are.

You are, mother, you are.

Are they? Are they, Charlie?

Oh, they are, are they?