But again that's a lie, and Fun House is a moment of clarity amid the derangement of life at the Stooges' clubhouse, an invocation of the unhinged goings-on in Ann Arbor that's darkly dramatic, and equally alluring and troubling.
They identified the mistranslation of the very first sentence of Dr. Zhivago: an invocation of memory, based on the unofficial service made at Tolstoy's funeral.
In Waco, a case was removed to federal court on an invocation of diversity jurisdiction, id., at 141, and the District Court thereafter "entered a single decree embodying … separate orders". Id., at 142.
The collection opens with two movements addressing Jesus, based on an invocation of his name by Bernhard of Clairvoux, (O good, o sweet, o benign Jesus), followed by (And do not despise the one asking in humility).
"A Better Tomorrow" ventures into slightly obvious inspirational talk ("Never let go of your mind, it is a terrible thing to waste, to lose, but it's very hard to find," GZA raps, on "Never Let Go"); what sounds like an unironic sample of "Feelings," on "Felt"; and, on "Miracle," an invocation of familiar modern rock that has an unmiraculous effect.
French President Francois Hollande described them as "an act of war," and deserving "a pitiless response," laying the groundwork for a broad response, perhaps even setting the stage for an invocation of NATO's Article 5 on collective response to attack for an escalation of military action against IS.
New conventions in legends and types were introduced: Constantine IX (1042 55) showed on his silver an invocation to the Virgin in iambic trimeter; and an invocation used by Romanus IV (1068 71) took the form of a hexameter, carried over from obverse to reverse.
Maudya Mulyawati, a student at the school, felt the band should focus on singing "Salawat", an invocation to the religion's founder, Prophet Mohammad.
Before Mr. Booker took the stage, a local priest offered an invocation, asking God to intervene on behalf of his mayoral bid.
