Sentence examples for evokes against from inspiring English sources
"We might as well turn it all over to the Soviets and get it over with," mutters this pioneer among presidents, anticipating the drama queen logic that today's national security state now evokes against Wikileaks and certain other parties.
The themes being evoked against Mr. Eve in his 18th campaign reflect a trend that is dominating several of the races in the state in this year's primary season.
The internet provider put up the block "to make sure that they themselves also get a taste of the blocking they're currently evoking against others".
Resistance was evoked against 6 tumours and this was relatively weak.
This theory assumes that an initial immune response is evoked against pathogen-derived peptides that are highly homologous to peptide sequences within the ANCA antigens, resulting in a cross-reactive immune response against the ANCA self-antigens.
It is suggested that the major humoral component of the immune response to FBJ sarcoma cells is evoked against antigens specified by the associated non-pathogenic leukaemia virus (MLV-FBJ) and the relationship of antigens demonstrated by MIF to those detected previously by complement fixation (CF) and tumour rejection tests is discussed.
By implying that certain people are not manly enough, or commenting that men in pink suits need visits from #teamwhipdatass, he is feeding right into rhetoric that degrades gay people at best, and evokes violence against us at worst.
One study found that the minority (8%) of W135 (case and carrier) isolates are O-acetylated (Oac+) in the United Kingdom and that the currently available tetravalent polysaccharide vaccine evokes bactericidal activity against both Oac+ and Oac- W135 and Y isolates.
The panic it evokes ramps up prejudice against minorities.
The soldiers' language very obviously evokes the arguments used against refugees in the real world.
Her otherworldly voice, whose rapid vibrato evokes butterfly wings beating against the sky, distilled the ideal of Victorian purity.
