Sentence examples for even invoking from inspiring English sources

Even invoking it can seem redundant nostalgia.

On September 14th Viviane Reding, the justice commissioner, denounced France's expulsions as a disgrace, even invoking the second world war.

Mr. Barroso also opened the door to a new discussion on revising the bloc's rule book, even invoking the word federation to describe his ultimate goal.

And they do put themselves in some heady company, at one point even invoking Shakespeare -- that "unrepentant serial coiner" -- to bless their mission of invention.

He knows that in tonight's game in Cape Town he will be judged on the result above all, even invoking his own experience as a pundit on Italian television to emphasise the point.

But his Democratic opponent, Mrs. Farrell, proved to be a formidable challenger, primarily by using Mr. Shays's party affiliation against him and even invoking Mr. DeLay in her speeches and in debates.

He didn't even invoke God.

One might even invoke the mimetic fallacy.

They even invoked the ghosts of their Victorian forebears to justify their actions.

In February, he even invoked diplomatic immunity to avoid paying victims compensation.

They even invoke the name of Mahatma Gandhi, icon of India's independence struggle.