Sentence examples for invoke political from inspiring English sources
Some authorities point to the natural inequality of human beings (differences in intelligence and ability), others to the effects of social institutions (including education); some emphasize economic factors such as scarcity; others invoke political concepts such as power, exploitation, or the structure of society.
The authors tested whether invoking political correctness would make groups more, or less, able to brainstorm.
Although at first you might think that his tight voice, defiantly ungrammatical speech, and frequently invoked political opinions are aggressive, Billy is a gentle and inquisitive person.
The fact that he can for a time be an exceptionally good friend makes the subsequent rejection even worse.A rival explanation for the loathing of Mandelson invokes political rather than personal style.
In his three-month barnstorming campaign to defeat Vodafone's hostile bid, Mannesmann's chief executive, Klaus Esser, never invoked political defenses and trained all his efforts on persuading Mannesmann shareholders that Vodafone's offer was simply too low.
With his prosaic style, Mankiewicz invokes political intrigues that elude the romantic Ophüls yet he reserves his most poetic flourish for an elaborate travelling shot to film the dance in which Miranda is ultimately snared in Van Ryn's web.
Gingrich routinely invokes political talking points about the United States losing competitive edges to China, a tactic being repeated with xenophobic gusto in congressional races.
He called criticism of the Thompson Divide leases, "a blatant conflation of issues seeking to invoke populous political fervor for political gain".
We, a group of concerned citizens, invoke the political responsibility of Europe's opinion- makers and political leaders.
Holbrooke invoked the political chaos in South Vietnam that followed the 1963 overthrow of President Diem by an American-backed coup.
Strength, compassion and standing tall are all qualities that have been invoked by political leaders since Sept. 11, and maybe the Schundler people have a point.
