Sentence examples for eager to invoke from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. seems very eager to invoke scientific studies when it agrees with the results.

All in all, the people running Washington, while eager to invoke 9/11 on behalf of whatever they feel like doing, have treated the city that bore the brunt of the actual attack very shabbily.

The truth is that Mr. Bush, while eager to invoke 9/11 on behalf of an unrelated war, has shown consistent reluctance to focus on the terrorists who actually attacked America, or their backers in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

Eager to stir support for Iraq across the Arab and Muslim world, he invoked the image of a holy war, and of himself as "a jihadist," or holy warrior.

The trick starts to invoke claustrophobic terror.

The U.K. has to invoke Article 50.

"Strike Debt wants to invoke something affirmative.

I say this not to invoke pity.

Eager to create manufacturing jobs and cut the $145 billion gap -- the biggest in the European Union -- Cameron invoked Germany.

"I was eager to help".

She was eager to succeed.