Sentence examples for That invokes from inspiring English sources

The leading explanation for imprinting is a theory that invokes conflict between relatives.

For one thing, "bossy" is a useful descriptive word that invokes a particular kind of behavior.

It's an evening that invokes monsters and makes mock of them.

Sneering, especially in a way that invokes class, is not an effective tool against him.

It pins its hopes on a scandalous ad campaign that invokes sadistic pedophilia.

Coldplay is just the latest popular band to shoot a music video that invokes India.

Who could possibly be against something that invokes such alluring images of untouched wildernesses and happy creatures?

The result is a sharp, unsettling book that invokes a number of rich tales without exploring them directly.

"I was sensitive to the fact that for a lot of people, the word marriage was something that invokes very powerful traditions and religious beliefs".

This is a course that invokes Mr. Spock to explain the emotions, and the movie "A Clockwork Orange" to illustrate classical conditioning.

Syria is emptying out, on a scale that invokes images of Biblical migrations, and there seems to be no end to the exodus.