Sentence examples for directly invoked from inspiring English sources

Trump's name or one of his slogans was directly invoked in several instances.

A function can be directly invoked by using it as the first argument to funcall, apply, or multiple-value-call.

Sometimes public events are directly invoked, as in a title like "Walt Kaplan reads 'Hiroshima,' March 1947," or in a scene where an elderly man, dying of throat cancer, dreams that he is General Grant writing his memoirs.

Garcetti congratulated the police for nimbleness and restraint — an allusion to the city's history of heavy-handed law enforcement — and directly invoked the unrest that was on everyone's minds.

In questioning Ms. Sebelius, neither prosecutors nor defense lawyers attempted to cast doubt about certain details of the meeting, including that Dr. Melgen's name was never directly invoked by either senator.

At a New Hampshire house party last week, Clinton directly invoked her granddaughter, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky: "Luckily, my daughter and her husband are obviously well educated, they work hard, they'll provide everything Charlotte needs.

Instead, it directly invoke the low level data structures and function pointers of the hash objects.

Paradise Lost also directly invokes Classical epics by beginning its action in medias res.

Blessed with a backstory that directly invokes Vlad the Impaler, Oldman plays Dracula as a love-lorn mortal who declares war on God, thereby achieving damned immortality.

"Crave" directly invokes T. S. Eliot's "Wasteland" (with the line "Hurry up please it's time"), and comparisons to Samuel Beckett are inevitable.

Seaside Park is presided over by a Dodo bird whose presence directly invokes "Alice in Wonderland" in which dodos are used as croquet mallets.