Sentence examples for how invoked from inspiring English sources
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Their work sets out similar concerns to those argued here, discussing how invoked attitudes can be viewed as operating along a 'cline of implicitness' (Macken-Horarik & Isaac 2014: 89), where different environments of appraisal, from the level of the word, through wording, to phase, text pattern and culture, act to constrain choices from both text-creating and reading perspectives.
We may be left unsatisfied, finding it metaphysically obscure how invoking a putative fact that does not obtain can do explanatory work.
This is how she invoked that past: A little girl grows up in Jim Crow Birmingham.
You won't hear about how they invoked images of gay boogeymen molesting children in false ads, nor will they admit to telling lies about children supposedly being taught about gay sex.
One of the great ironies of Reagan's use was how he invoked the image to support a particular image of the United States, in which independent, self-sufficient men and women came to build a great nation, one that could stand up to Soviet Communism.
He knows how to make his "Apollo" shimmer, how to cast a spell in the pensive, spiritual solo of "Square Dance" and how to invoke the fury of a gang leader in "West Side Story Suite".
If it is any consolation to his leadership following, his departure is still a learning moment, addressing a very modern challenge: how not invoke your own resignation.
I found the menus confusing – I couldn't work out how to invoke the various modes, never mind save or share a photo.
Saturday 10 a.m. 5) VINYL GEMS In a city riddled with Beatles-related dreck, Microzine (65-67 Bold Street; 44-151-709-7282; www.microzine.co.uk) is a rare example of how to invoke the Fab Four with taste.
