Sentence examples for invocation as from inspiring English sources

Eddie: You, uh, you- you will invoke Sheldon Wolin's distinction between vocation and invocation as another way of getting at that.

Her opening dance really is one of religious invocation; as a dead Shade in Act II she combines weightlessness and attack; the beauty of her stage manners easily conveys love, anguish, forgiveness and resolution, as the story demands.

"Give them the strength and wisdom to carry out the people's will," longtime council employee Howard Stone said in his invocation, as the council members held hands and bowed their heads.

We take one invocation as standard and then normalise the others.

At the same time, a similar 'cline' of attitudinal invocation as proposed by Martin and White is the basis for the discussion, which argues for several amendments.

Nevertheless, the practice and discipline of mathematics does require an explanation, in order both to account for its success at demonstrating substantive and necessary truths, and also to license its invocation as a model of reasoning.

And this ritualistic invocation sounds as desolate as the canine howls strung throughout the work.

(ii) The mean overall cost improvement (when the novel monitoring phase is employed by A-greedy) increases as the cost incurred during each reoptimization invocation increases, as well.

Mr. Addy and his ensemble, Odadaa!, revisited "Ring Shout," the gripping invocation of "Congo Square," as well as "Kolomashi," its thunderous finale.

An "Invocation to Satan" as well as three invocations for the three types of ritual are given.

First, scientific analysis programs can be abstracted as typed functions, and program invocations as typed function calls.