Sentence examples for both invoked from inspiring English sources

In their campaigns, both invoked the PRI's traditional nationalism.

(Che and Mao are both invoked here, in a spirit of respect for their enduring relevance).

President Bush and one of his leading Democratic critics, Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, both invoked the memory of 1962 Cuban missile crisis tonight to drive home sharply divergent views of how to handle Iraq.

Prosecutors in both invoked the "special needs" doctrine the court developed in the 1990's to uphold government drug testing programs to argue that fighting the war on drugs justifies dispensing with the amendment's usual requirements.

She and Mr. McCain both invoked the idea of "peace through strength," but one of the few concrete proposals Mr. Romney has made — spending 4 percent of G.D.P. on defense — would weaken the economy severely.

Abolitionists and secessionists both invoked the Constitution before the Civil War; a century later, civil rights leaders appealed to principles of equal protection, and their opponents to states' rights.

The basic similarities in style and substance strongly suggest influence, direct or indirect, of the one on the other and both invoke a recognizable Israelite tradition.

On their latest albums, Jay Z and Kanye West both invoke Jackson as a shorthand for fame, with Jay Z comparing himself to the phenomenon of Jackson's album "Thriller" and even the spectacle of Jackson's rhinestone-covered socks.

Each text couched its vision in something that might be called principle (rule or sovereignty for China, international norms of freedom of expression for the United States--though both invoke each principle in part. The differences of course are marked.

It is a potent argument at a time when east and west both invoke their respective gods to justify war.

Bennett Battaile's delicate sculpture of thin glass rods and Barbara Zucker's rubber sculptures both invoke lace-tracery in heavier materials.