Trump invokes idea of his face on Mt. Rushmore.
I won't say it".... trump invokes idea of his face on mt rushmore, says media will lie about it, & that's why he won't bring it up (even though he just did) pic.twitter.com/xYOybqfxnv.
Now, even celebrated liberal Paul Krugman has been invoking ideas long relegated to the margins of American life.
I've always read this novel as Vedanta without the religion — that is, a vision of a thoroughly secular existence in a book that contains not a single Hindu reference but that becomes coherent only if one invokes ideas like maya (illusion), atman (the essential soul) and karma (the moral record that passes on from one life to the next).
Invoking ideas drawn from Martin Heidegger, Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, Jean-François Lyotard, and Richard Rorty, postmodernists saw philosophy and science merely as activities to be judged in terms of their roles in, or effects on, human societies rather than by some transcendent standard of truth or falsehood.
Quentin Skinner has called this view of freedom 'neo-Roman', invoking ideas about freedom both of the ancient Romans and of a number of Renaissance and early modern writers.
"Controlling prostitution for gain" invokes ideas of sinister crime lords, but often the charge is used against maids and other staff.
In opening the synod, Cardinal Erdo invoked the idea of graduality in speaking about the birth-control encyclical "Humanae Vitae".
"The public discourse about that show often invoked the idea of democratization and the potential symbolic significance of voting in the Middle East," she said.
French biologist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck invoked the idea of "the inheritance of acquired characters," not as an explanation for heredity but as a model for evolution.
She and Mr. McCain both invoked the idea of "peace through strength," but one of the few concrete proposals Mr. Romney has made — spending 4 percent of G.D.P. on defense — would weaken the economy severely.
