Sentence examples for in invocation from inspiring English sources
William Parker conducted a 12-piece string section, along with the alto saxophonist Rob Brown and the pianist Eri Yamamoto, in "Invocation," which led into "Prayer".
In "Invocation" of August 1965, a red hot sun disc shot through with yellow is framed in a swirl of black.
Often, he presents his insights as verse, which makes sense, because he specializes in invocation, not contention: No more anger, no more punishment, rebuke, or refining — at some point healing and reconciling and return.
The fetish girl, a kind of goth Jessica Rabbit in a red vinyl dress, standing on her seat and waving her black-gloved arms above her head in invocation - my guess is that she doesn't follow the Symphony from gig to gig.
Manipulations performed in tuple spaces consist in invocations of three basic operations [4]: out(t) that stores the tuple t in the space; (in overline {t})), that removes from the space a tuple that matches the template (overline {t}); (rd overline {t})), used to read from the space a tuple that matches the template (overline {t}), without removing it.
Additionally, the town did not seek out non-Christian religions to participate in invocations.
4th 5th century) alludes Ardhanarishvara in invocations of his Raghuvamsa and Malavikagnimitram, and says that Shiva and Shakti are as inseparable as word and meaning.
The modern incarnation of Shariah is nostalgic in its invocation of the rule of law but forward-looking in how it seeks to bring this result about.
But Americans also hear in the invocation of equality an appeal to the redistribution of income.
A15 The Roman Catholic archbishop of Los Angeles called for an end to abortions in his invocation.
And in a strange mirror image, secularists are perfectly capable of dissolving any notion of responsibility in an invocation of ancient, even pre-human patterns of behavior.
