Sentence examples for invoke the fact from inspiring English sources

So when both men and women invoke the fact the Hottest 100 is based on a popular vote as evidence it couldn't possibly be biased, they ignore the role of radio in creating context for music, and the insidious ways privilege influences taste: in play counts, in the inclusion and exclusion of genres, in who is interviewed and how they're spoken to.

To justify the nonconceptual character of the contents of either phenomenal and subdoxastic stages [sic] … it suffices to invoke the fact that these contents are retrieved from visual scenes in conceptually unmediated ways" (Raftopoulos and Müller 2006, p. 215).

It is not desirable that they should invoke the fact that 'they didn't do it on purpose' as a way of getting out of moral liability.

By invoking the fact that and that, it follows from (A.3) that.

Now, invoking the fact that the number of -cubes appearing in is less than, while by definition of, (3.5).

Invoking the fact that restrictions of approachable maps to compact subsets are also approachable (Proposition 3.10 in [5] or Proposition 2.3 in [29]), it follows that the restriction (Phi|_{K}) of Φ to K is also approachable.

Once we know which kind an object belongs to, we can explain and predict its behaviour based on its kind membership: we can say why a substance has expanded upon being heated by invoking the fact that it's a bit of metal, and metals expand when heated.

Invoking the fact that the minimal operator (-Delta _{min,Omega }) is simple (i.e., it has no invariant subspace on which it is self-adjoint), and simple operators have no eigenvalues, (-Delta _{min,Omega }) cannot have any eigenvalues, thus, no nonzero solution u satisfying (1.5) exists.

But Boras didn't invoke the ugly word and, in fact, ignored a direct question about collusion.

And so the fact is that (to invoke the popular saying) everyone is not a critic.

Never apologize, never explain: the familiar aphorism is usually invoked after the fact, when the apologizing or explaining has been done, to deleterious effect.