Sentence examples for invalid from from inspiring English sources

"The federal system looks to be invalid from top to bottom".

Eight justices said that Mr. Hamdi's detention had either been invalid from the beginning or had become so over time.

Just as such a marriage can be annulled, considered invalid from the first, the ordination might similarly be invalid, he said.

It relied on centuries-old precedents to say policies that were, in reality, investors' bets on human life were invalid from the beginning.

Eight justices, all but Justice Clarence Thomas, said the two-year-long detention of an American citizen, Yaser Esam Hamdi, had either been invalid from the beginning or had become so, for constitutional or statutory reasons.

Moreover, at Henry's instigation, an act of Parliament declared his marriage with Anne Boleyn invalid from the beginning, thus making their daughter Elizabeth illegitimate, as Roman Catholics had all along claimed her to be.

The leaderless Labour front bench sat like invalids from the Somme.

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He added, however, that he was disturbed by the number of invalid ballots from predominantly Democratic precincts.

Sanford was dismayed to find the famed general "still an invalid," recuperating from a prolonged bout with rheumatoid arthritis.