Telling modern parables using ancient rhetorical technique to invoke an imagined future of change; drawing on a scattershot range of inspirations from Shakespeare to advertising.
The court should make clear that the executive branch cannot go around invoking some imagined discretionary authority to ignore laws it doesn't like.
"If they could think of it in terms of if they lost a child or if they were lost as a child, they wandered off from their parents and the terror that invokes, and then imagine that terror for the next 30, 40 years., when you just don't know what has happened," she said.
Imagine them invoking the name of God to tell you that you are wrong.
Speaking lines that begin with the words "I imagine," the performers invoke an array of images and thoughts that, in turn, allow viewers to tap into their imaginations too.
Imagine the words "I invoke my right to remain silent" painted on the wall, and stare at them throughout the interrogation.
Chabon had written the line, he said, imagining that it might invoke cumin, coriander, or cloves, along with a more familiar scent from the reader's school days.
To make myself feel better, I imagined the dress could invoke the good weather karma of packing an umbrella and raincoat and magically keep her from dying.
When a show is called "She Loves Me" or "Sweet Charity" or "The Sound of Music," it's hard to imagine a commercial having to invoke a plaintive Yiddishism.
Actually, such relaxed conditions have been used in many studies, and it is not difficult to imagine that the thresholds were invoked ad hoc after the calculations had been performed.
