Sentence examples for always invoking from inspiring English sources

Conservatives are always invoking the names of our founding fathers and their intent.

They vacillate between self-aggrandizement and self-deprecation, always invoking Freudian interpretations to gain insight into their problems, all to little avail.

Artists are always invoking the muses and usually overlooking the goddess who (with the help of the ever-ready Zeus) gave birth to them.

The curators of this show are careful to rebut the sexual claims that made O'Keeffe so indignant, yet her art is always invoking anatomy: in the clefts of New Mexico hills, in probing stamens of cannas and the round bodies of aubergines.

Even then, money is always invoked.

Cheap electricity is always invoked as the economic incentive, but that is widely debated.

"I could always invoke him — wheel him out as a weapon of mass destruction".

But, for me, the artist's work has also always invoked the poems of Seamus Heaney.

Others were more skeptical, but Cruz as always invoked Reagan to ease fears.

In current debates over copyright law, the author, the user, and the pirate are almost always invoked.

He conceded during our interview that "we [Castro always invoked the plural "nosotros"] may have been guilty of excessive paternalism".