Sentence examples for especially invoked from inspiring English sources

As opposed to Trump, the black female voter is especially invoked as a check on the moral void that would, in the case of Alabama's special election, allow the election of a candidate who had pursued underage girls and spoken fondly of family life under slavery.

We have seen that Future-oriented Technology Analysis (FTA) is effectively an umbrella term, especially invoked in the context of STI policymaking for long-term appraisal in order to facilitate decision-making and coordinated action [11, 12].

To explain their potent anti-inflammatory action, it has been especially invoked their inhibitory effect on the production of inflammatory eicosanoids derived from AA metabolism, as well as their ability to modulate the production of cytokines and ROS [ 102].

First, they promoted a new governing philosophy that placed less emphasis on rights, especially when invoked in defense of big business, and stressed collective responsibilities and duties.

Mr. Pensotti's other touchstone is cinema, especially the frequently invoked Nouvelle Vague, from which he has learned to mix the serious and the light, never an easy feat.

Yet even on the backstreets of Steinway Street, healing ceremonies are held and the spirits of the oceans and the forest are invoked — especially before religious holidays, when believers want to reconnect with their saints and spirits.

During the social protests last summer when hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets and accused the government of not sharing the country's wealth properly, the subsidies offered to the ultra-Orthodox were often invoked, especially because so many do not serve in the army and do not work while typically having eight children per family.

Speaking to senior leaders, Mr. Xi repeatedly invoked Deng, especially on the need to adhere to "socialism with Chinese characteristics," a phrase often used to mean a combination of pragmatic policies and one-party rule.

Beinart is especially good at invoking facts as a way of dismissing them.

The conception of explanation by subsumption is rather ancient in its lineage, but Hempel advanced explicit formulations that drew distinctions between explanations of different kinds, especially those that invoke universal (or deterministic) laws, statistical (or probabilistic) laws, and the explanation of laws by means of theories.

An especially appealing model invokes reduced levels of tankyrase 1 resulting in increased levels of the telomere repeat binding factor TRF1 remaining associated with telomeres [ 22].