Sentence examples for and it invokes from inspiring English sources

The effect is unlike anything else, and it invokes a very strange feeling.

"Almost" withholds definitive knowledge of things, and it invokes the provisional nature of everything found in a narrative, including, of course, the narrator's own knowledge of the facts he's been narrating.

The administration contends that the Guantánamo base is not part of the United States, and it invokes a 1950 Supreme Court decision holding that federal courts lack jurisdiction over the military detention of foreigners outside the United States.

In WCA, cluster head selection process is not continuing and it invokes very rarely; cluster head selection process minimizes communication costs and computation for mobile ad hoc networks.

It's to acknowledge that pioneers in artificial intelligence (AI) and automated writing have gotten a lot of media attention (partly because it hits close to home; the deployments are public and noticeable and it invokes the perennial concern about job loss due to automation).

Seeing this news of rape (and of many other similar incidents) boils my blood: it takes the Buddha within me away, and it invokes the voracious energy of Kaali.

The simple but engaging story about a boy who wants a puppy for Christmas, and the puppy's tireless efforts to make it happen, navigates a sure path between mawkish and sarcastic; it invokes holiday classics like the Frosty and Rudolph cartoons while feeling completely up to date.

Music in itself is the expression of freedom, and in some parts of the world, the joy and liberty it invokes are unbearable.

The 'impact assessor's rating' does not contextualize threat severity, and often it invokes circular logic: a threat is significant because it needs mitigation, and mitigation is necessary so the threat is significant.

This rule first collects data (e.g., through sensors) and then, it invokes the step in order to compute appropriate commands to send to the system (e.g., through actuators).

This permits an analysis of facts of the form x is F at y as x instantiates an F-ness trope that is exactly located at y; it makes no appeal to stuff or portions of stuff; and, since it invokes monadic color tropes, it (arguably) refrains from treating the facts about a simple's color distribution as being fundamentally relational and extrinsic.