Sentence examples for continue to be invoked from inspiring English sources

Their names and ideals continue to be invoked today, and a major exhibition on both brothers will open in November at the Deutsches Historisches Museum.

It seems certain that Tocqueville will continue to be invoked as an authority and inspiration by those sharing his contempt of static authoritarian societies as well as his belief in the final disappearance of class divisions and in liberty as the ultimate political value.

Invoking Einstein's dictum, we argue that over the course of time, in the process of developing a comprehensive theory of consumer-resource interactions or, more generally, trophic-flow processes, the models that continue to be invoked are generally too simple to capture some important processes influencing the dynamics of populations.

The movement failed for a complex set of reasons, but the idea of a state of the Khālsā continues to be invoked twice a day in gurdwārās (temples), as Sikhs mention in prayer their responsibility to rule.

Nevertheless, the vital force continued to be invoked to explain organic chemistry in Bird's time.

Jennifer Knust: Because the Bible continues to be invoked in today's public debates as if it should have the last word on contemporary American sexual morals.

The tornada has been used and developed by poets in the Renaissance such as Petrarch (1304 1374) and Dante Alighieri (c.1265 1321), and it continues to be invoked in the poetic forms that originated with the Occitan lyrical tradition that have survived into modernity.

Although there was provision for play to continue until 19 30 BST, it had to resume by 18 00 for the rule to be invoked.

Another micromechanism needs to be invoked.

"I do not expect that to be invoked," he said.

Parenthetically, no self- deception needs to be invoked here.