Sentence examples similar to continuous invocation of from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most famous invocation of the doctrine of continuous voyage occurred during the Napoleonic wars, when American merchants attempted to evade British blockade restrictions by carrying goods from the French West Indies to France via U.S. ports.
PCP IIp17's invocation of conari, if we read it in this active sense, signals an ongoing effort, a continuous directedness, in this case, at homeostasis.
It is their incessant invocation of "greatness".
This invocation of nature echoes other voices.
He cites Theodore Roosevelt's invocation of "the arena".
Or take the invocation of "aspiration".
Heavy, sulphurous smoke celebrates the invocation of the devil.
His behavior may deserve invocation of the 25th Amendment.
Snyder's regular invocation of "politics" is meant to illuminate this devil's dance of impossibilities.
Your invocation of culture doesn't quite fit.
Ms. Wedgwood's invocation of the Sept. 11 attacks is misleading.
