Sentence examples for instead of invoking from inspiring English sources

Instead of invoking Confucius, Liu wrote, intellectuals should be venerating "independence of thought and autonomy of person".

Instead of invoking hybridization, Dr. Pilbeam suggested that another explanation might emerge for the very recent date implied by the genetic data for the human-chimp split.

Instead of invoking the sublime, it's about immersion in the landscape, a metaphor for the subconscious, and there can be something very disturbing about it".

Instead of invoking the Razorbacks at the end of the cheer, as is customary, the group ended with "Clark!" which brought a hearty laugh from the general.

Instead of invoking abstract markets, Siskind shows us concrete social relations at work". "In Rum and Axes, Janet Siskind, an ethnographer, examines the grand sweep of economic transformation and the intersections of family, class, and community in the early republic...

Not knowing Oklahoma judicial politics, I can only guess at the reason for the state court's failure to analyze the case instead of invoking Planned Parenthood v. Casey is a purely conclusory fashion.

Adidas might have tempered the criticism if it had better acknowledged the misunderstanding instead of merely invoking Mr. Scott's "outrageous and unique" style, said Monica L. Miller, an associate English professor at Barnard College and author of "Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity".

Using gene duplication to explain variational patterns by the action of mutation and drift alone, instead of also invoking selection, is tempting.

As The Atlantic Wire notes, in a 2004 ruling that paved the way for Mr. Wilson's execution, a state court judge turned instead to literature, invoking John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men" to describe the difficulties of defining "that level and degree of mental retardation at which a consensus of Texas citizens would agree that a person should be exempted from the death penalty".

If differential loss (instead of LGT) is invoked to explain the presence/absence patterns of all nonuniversally distributed genes, the Genome of Eden problem (Doolittle et al. 2003) ensues: inferred ancestral genome sizes become orders of magnitude larger than any observed contemporary prokaryotic genome, an untenable proposition (Dagan and Martin 2007).

Yet instead, Chávez risked invoking the wrath of his own supporters by sticking resolutely to the constitution and the rule of law.