Sentence examples for example invokes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Eristoff, for example, invokes the theme of Republican liberalism frequently in his campaign.
His exhibition's title, "Crossroads," for example, invokes the famous blues song by Robert Johnson.
This general incorporation is at times made explicit subdivision (7)(b)(v), for example, invokes the security provisions of Rule E. But Rules C and E are not to be invoked to create conflicts with Rule G.
David Wiggins, for example, invokes the idea of value incommensurability to suggest "the heterogeneity of the psychic sources of desire satisfaction and of evaluation" (1998, 266).
The term "mother", for example, invokes a schema that attributes a collection of attributes to the person so labelled (Haslanger 2013).
Shopping for self-help books, religious icons, and pharmaceuticals, for example, invokes the ways in which our palliative measures can themselves create financially ruinous results.
Or a journal, to use the example invoked by Jaya in New York.
The Shiites, for example, invoke a legacy of oppression and betrayals — including the cruelties inflicted on them by Sunnis under Saddam Hussein, and the indifference shown them by Americans when Mr. Hussein crushed their rebellion in 1991.
The lead counsel for Prop 8, for example, invoked the president's prior stance in his opening statement to the district court to suggest that even pro-gay individuals could coherently oppose same-sex marriage.
The government, citing the ongoing security threat that Tsarnaev might pose by communicating with co-conspirators — or by inspiring impressionable people to follow his example — invoked a protocol, known as Special Administrative Measures, that forbade the defendant from communicating with anyone outside his legal team and his immediate family.
And, to reference an example invoked by Peter Molnar in his essay, isn't the statue of Teddy Roosevelt in front of the American Museum of National History that shows him on a horse flanked by the figures of a Native American and an African-American a form of hate speech declaring the natural subservience of the "red" man and the black man?
