Sentence examples for he invokes about from inspiring English sources

Few took the statement seriously, in part because Spoelstra,the Heat's unfailingly self-serious head coach, is prone to broad platitudes and important-sounding coach-isms, such as, "play to our identity," a phrase he invokes about 15 times per interview.

He invokes theories about a stock's "intrinsic value".

He invokes "Ozymandias," Shelley's sonnet about the remains of the statue of an ancient ruler, borrowing and corrupting a phrase from Shelley, "These vast and hollow trunks of steel," to describe the ruins of the World Trade Center.

He invoked questions about Mr. Bush's service in the National Guard during the Vietnam War.

And in answer to the final question of the night, which gave him a chance to correct any misperceptions about his character, he invoked his notorious remarks about "the forty-seven per cent" by saying, "I care about one hundred per cent of the American people".

In his search for a causal link, he invoked contemporary thinking about the relationships between gastric contractions and hunger.

He added: "At about 8 57, he invoked the name of Ted Kennedy.

Dr. Dean now says he was joking about why he invoked executive privilege to keep 145 boxes of his official records -- about 47percentt of them -- under a 10-year seal.

Then he invoked the words of Alexander Pope, about a little learning being a dangerous thing.

But when asked about specific plans, he invoked the words of his father.

When asked about the incident, he invoked his right under the Fifth Amendment to avoid self-incrimination, officials said.