Sentence examples for As invoked from inspiring English sources

Authority of President under this section as invoked by sections 2 and 3 of Ex.

This Supreme Court-blessed government speech control operates under aliases such as "regionalism" and "localism" as invoked by Wu.

This is because the gaze or imagined gaze of another, as invoked through the experience of shame, occurs in conditions of uncertainty, has no boundaries and may arise at any time in the future.

Consider that most slippery and elusive of media concepts: "the public interest", as invoked a few days ago by a battling Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform.

Not race as invoked by his predecessors in electoral politics or in the civil-rights movement, not race as an insistence on tribe or on redress; rather, Obama made his biracial ancestry a metaphor for his ambition to create a broad coalition of support, to rally Americans behind a narrative of moral and political progress.

But one of the repeated indices of God's power, as invoked in many of the Psalms, is his ability to control the waves — after all, the Psalmist knew that a great flood had consumed the world, at God's command, and that the Red Sea had been divinely parted.

The comment was criticized by some bloggers as invoking racial stereotypes.

However, as well as invoking concepts of God and conscience, he also emphasises self-control.

The Eisenhower family criticized the original design as invoking images of Soviet mythmaking and Nazi-era barbarism.

Indeed, invoking an infinity of unseen universes to explain the unusual features of the one we do see is just as ad hoc as invoking an unseen Creator.

With device-oriented features, it can be used to set or obtain the configuration or status of a device as well as invoke methods on a device.