Sentence examples for invocation that from inspiring English sources

The first track, "Looking Out, Looking In," is a brief invocation that starts off seeming Indian but ends up sounding very American, and steeped in blues.

It begins with an invocation that mixes allusions to the Book of Job, Psalms and the first stanza of Gerard Manley Hopkins's poem "The Wreck of the Deutschland".

Zar, the healing and cleansing ceremony led by master musicians such as Bergamon, is a tradition of spirit invocation that has roots in Sudan and Ethiopia.

With his puffed-up cheeks, the craftsman seems about to laugh, despite the solemn tone of his religious invocation that ends "my two eyes seeing, my two ears hearing, my mouth filled with truth".

Then Vernon's natural voice resurfaces, to repeat "my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my," an invocation that skirts both blues and gospel, before the falsetto finishes the stanza with "staring at the sink of blood and crushed veneer".

And the Rev. William Smart, a former committee staff member who now serves as an African Methodist Episcopal minister, offered an invocation that concluded, "Lord God, let the Democrats be elected".

A committee evaluated the issue and recommended allowing nonsectarian invocations that avoided references to deities, but the Senate decided to do away with prayers altogether rather than constrain them.

In the set of 55 thousand method invocations that could potentially be statically verified our approach identified 800 probable errors.

This instruction is designed to accumulate the CRC32C value of a buffer of arbitrary length, by a sequence of invocations that consume consecutive chunks of 8 bytes of the buffer per invocation.

The Null Object design pattern enables the replacement of null-checking conditionals with polymorphic method invocations that are bound, at runtime, to either a real object or a Null Object.

In the Arizona House of Representatives, for example, state representatives often deliver invocations that are largely Christian in nature.