Morris invokes the work of other writers.
Moreover, almost all of his early performances knowingly invoked the work of other artists.
At best, the footage invokes the work of French artist and filmmaker Chris Marker; at worst, the creepy VHS in The Ring.
The actor Kirsten Dunst also defended the concept of competition, invoking the work of her fellow juror László Nemes, whose Auschwitz drama Son of Saul was also at Cannes last year before winning the best foreign language Oscar in February.
There's a touch of nostalgia in this form of direct address, which invokes the work of Jean-Luc Godard in much the same way that a later scene of a couple in bed boldly references Truffaut's 1970 film "Bed and Board".
When he explains how individuals (within a just society) develop a sense and/or the virtue of justice, he invokes the work of Piaget, who saw moral development as akin to the other sorts of development he so famously studied.
The real hypocrisy here is that those making this accusation themselves assert a hierarchy of groups when they invoke the white working class, who become invariably an object of extended pathos, complete with set cultural clichés in which honest beer is swilled in honest bars as the less honest soar from coast to coast overhead, swilling chardonnay.
Entrancingly staged by the director David Cromer, the show's cold, angular sets invoke the early Expressionist works of the filmmaker King Vidor, who mined similar territory — the loss of the individual and of honor, the deadening effects of automation — in works like "The Big Parade" and "The Crowd".
"In order to gain an advantage in litigation, corporate defendants could inundate law enforcement agencies with FOIA requests and subsequently sue those agencies for not adequately showing foreseeable harm when they rightfully invoke the attorney-client privilege, work product, or deliberative process exemptions," the aide said.
In the revised manuscript, I invoke the just-published seminal work of Bokov and Steinberg [ 73] and use more precise language.
