Sentence examples for invoke the superiority from inspiring English sources
Some invoke the superiority of their race, their nationality, their culture.
The North Korean never invoked the superiority of a nuclear power — which he is, and Moon is not.
And I was part of that pact of silence: it was a condition of the treaty that gave me my equality, that I would not invoke the primitivism of the mother, her innate superiority, that voodoo in the face of which the mechanism of equal rights breaks down.
Campaigners invoke the constitution in their cause.
One might even invoke the mimetic fallacy.
Kesselring did not invoke the "Nuremberg defence".
He invoked the two pillars of modern racial superiority movements: presumed nurture or cultural superiority; or nature — in this case, divine natural superiority, the "hand of providence," or God.
Moreover, we tested for 'population-specific superiority' (hypothesis 3) that invokes the criteria above but asks whether fitness effects are substantiated for each of the four populations individually.
When Flores and Pineda call their signature food "real Mexican street tacos," they're not invoking the language of Madison Avenue to convince you of the superiority of an inferior snack.
