Sentence examples for invoke some of the from inspiring English sources
Child sexual abuse images on the internet naturally invoke some of the strongest emotional reactions in us and rightly so.
It hopes to invoke some of the classics of the genre that depended above all on subtlety and suggestion rather than grisly special effects.
Mr. Obama often stopped short of challenging his rival's specific policies and chose not to invoke some of the same arguments that his campaign has been making against Mr. Romney for months.
Their trial promises to invoke some of the most divisive themes of the 2016 campaign and the subsequent Trump era, touching on patriotism, freedom of speech, terrorism, immigration and the right to bear arms.
"Anytime you get blown out you got to go back to the drawing board and make sure it doesn't happen again," Swearinger added as he stood in front of his locker in a Sean Taylor jersey, which he said he wore because he thought it was "time" to invoke some of the ex-Redskins safety's toughness.
Nevertheless, Eric Wesley's exhibition cleverly invokes some of the basic preoccupations of this narrow, conceptualist genre.
Materialization is the process of invoking some of the programs included in an XML document and replacing them by their results.
In many cases, the governors invoked some of the harsh language that Ms. DeVos herself had used to denounce school districts that they said trapped students in failing schools.
"Fringe" invokes some of the sillier forms of television devices — teleportation, psychokinesis, transmogrification and even bionic prostheses — but still manages to seem smart and stylish.
So it is startling to see a spate of campaigns invoking some of the most downbeat times America has ever endured: the desperate decade that began when the stock market crashed in 1929 and continued through the Great Depression.
In an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press," Mr. Biden invoked some of the same language that advocates of same-sex marriage use, speaking of family, equality and love.
