Sentence examples for explicitly invoked from inspiring English sources

Here was a movie that explicitly invoked the clich?

But over the decades, few cases have explicitly invoked this aspect of the law.

The major Republican candidates cast themselves as Trump allies and in some cases explicitly invoked him as a role model.

Thompkins certainly did engage in limited verbal communication with police and never explicitly invoked his right to silence.

That is precisely the rationale explicitly invoked by DOJ officials to justify their decision to protect HSBC from criminal accountability.

The sheer implausibility of Daniel's marine adventure needs to be understood in relation to the twin possibilities, explicitly invoked by the narrative, of hallucination and angelic intervention.

Although "Mysterious Ways" does not explicitly invoke God, as "Angel" does, the new show is built upon the same conviction that earthly problems yield to divine solutions.

If the debate about compensating college athletes continues to implicitly and explicitly invoke race, our research suggests that the black-white divide is likely to persist.

Explicitly invoking the spirit of Tahrir Square, the organisers of a rally planned for Freedom Plaza in Washington, DC, are demanding "just solutions to the crises we face".

And it is tied disturbingly to stereotypes of Jews and their musical depiction, even in literature that does not explicitly invoke Jewishness.

For other cases which explicitly invoke the principle that international law is a part of the law of the land, see, for example: Talbot v. Janson, 3 Dall.