Sentence examples for his invocations from inspiring English sources
His invocations of Comstock were particularly misleading, in my view.
Bush seeks to persuade Americans that his invocations of Jesus were not a stunt.
But these poems are among his least convincing, because his invocations of evil seldom avoid seeming merely dutiful.
Justly or not, it's her glamorously tormented self-portraits, not his invocations of the working masses, that have earned a place in pop culture.
His invocations of Reagan reflect a kind of audition for the Hollywood role of avuncular, common-sense Republican embodied by Reagan in the 1980s.
The singer gets the vocals just right, sounding appropriately intoxicated, dazed and suffused with surreal daydreams, with his invocations to "take me away to the twilight zone".
Rick Warren gave his invocation.
The Echo was always on, waiting, listening for his invocation.
THIS summer Arnold Schwarzenegger wowed the Republican convention with his invocation of the immigrant dream.
A15 The Roman Catholic archbishop of Los Angeles called for an end to abortions in his invocation.
He finishes his invocation in a passionate prayer for enlightenment, for spiritual reversal.
