Sentence examples for did invoke from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama declined to single out a justice as a model, though he did invoke a few names.

Still, the government did invoke special powers, dating from 1976, to ensure that supplies of fuel are distributed.

Mr. Obama hasn't embraced this new gospel, but as a candidate he did invoke the politics of respectability once associated with Booker T. Washington.

And, yes, one of the displaced natives upon whose family's graves this warehouse now stands did invoke a curse on all the food we ever produce.

According to the Fars translation, which two Iranian-American journalists told The Lede is accurate, Mr. Rouhani did not actually use the word "Holocaust," as CNN reported, but did invoke "genocide" in the following exchange with Ms. Amanpour: Q.

Unlike Beveridge, Miliband didn't articulate the theory, though he did invoke his father's wartime service in the navy, helping to win the war and build the peace, to set the scene.

(Some of them did, invoking the names of their dead and injured buddies).

Although she never utilizes utilize, she does invoke poetical, impassioned and ostentatious.

But if Richmond or another city does invoke eminent domain, lawsuits will fly.

If Mr. Trump does invoke emergency powers, fierce criticism would follow.

The tone is ironic, humorous, but the lines "tell them anguish / is the universal language" do invoke suffering.