Sentence examples for i'm invoking from inspiring English sources

So that's the idealism I'm invoking.

I'm invoking one of our stereotypes right now: Hey Washington, pay attention to us.

When an adaptation strategy A i is invoked, vulnerability (relative to no adaptation) is expected to be reduced as a result.

As governor, I am invoking our state's right under 8 USC, Section 1522 (a), to receive immediate consultation by federal authorities per the United States Refugee Act, and that the federal government take into account the concerns and recommendations of the state of Arizona as they are required to under federal law, in our efforts to keep our homeland safe.

I am invoking the B-word here because, when interviewed, that's exactly what the Pantser said re: the attack on the Pantsee.

Rather, I am invoking the well-known observation that the Nile -- or, rather, "denial" -- is not just a river in Egypt.

Little did I know that, in my complete and utter confidence that the game and season were lost, to the point where I refused to even be a spectator to the carnage, I was invoking what a brilliant Yankees blog refers to as "reverse juju".

I gather it is invoking a law called the protection from harassment act, which was intended for stalkers.

In this paper, we call such calls relevant since they are "doing the actual work": more precisely, a recursive call is called relevant, if (i) it is invoked during the matching process of a non-empty and successfully matched source route, and if (ii) it does not return a result found in the result cache, and if (iii) it returns a non-empty list of solutions.

She had super-glued herself to some gates at the annual climate camp and would, I anticipated, be invoking her right to free speech as part of her defence.

I assumed he was invoking citizens to support their local bakery, until I realised he was speaking about growth.