Sentence examples similar to a usual invocation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Alexander, the senior senator from Tennessee and chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, offers the usual invocations about seeking agreement with his former colleague who is moving into the White House.
This is not a usual tragedy for a usual response.
A usual suspect at riots".
The rest of the conversation was the usual smug invocation of national security, the great blindfold through which the country shall not be permitted to see – for our own safety of course.
The action of the poem begins after an introduction, an invocation, and a dedication to King Sebastian.
The formal imposition on Monday of the French ban on the full-face veil, which led to the prompt arrest of two women protesting the law, has been accompanied by the usual government invocations of French values, as well as issues of security and gender equality.
This is the house of a philosopher's invocation: protect a dreamer and expand the imagination.
This is a kind of machismo, an invocation of hierarchy for hierarchy's sake.
The album's opening track, "Oh Mary," is less a pop song than an invocation.
