Instead, the more commonly invoked term in reference to designer Consuela Castiglione's mix of optical patterns, block prints of primary colours and capes is naive.
Moreover, for the author to invoke terms like "addiction" without reference to studies investigating a biochemical, brain-based phenomenon is sensationalizing, pure and simple.
Respect for autonomy was rarely directly invoked in terms of a right for patients to refuse treatment.
During a 1996 speech on crime at New Hampshire's Keene State College, then-first lady Hillary Clinton infamously invoked the term "super predator," a junk science term that predicted a wave of fearless, brutal, amoral juveniles who would kill, rape or steal without remorse.
A number of men who attended the mosque invoked the term jihad.
In the 19th century German surgeon Karl Ferdinand von Gräfe first invoked the term plastic when describing creative reconstructions of the nose in his text Rhinoplastik (1818).
He added this comment on today's speech: Seeing that Theda Skocpol has also invoked this term 'denier' in her recent and much-discussed white paper [link] from Harvard's symposium on 'The Politics of America's Fight against Global Warming,' it seems this label won't be fading anytime soon.
He has dug up a medical text that advised people with digestive problems to fall asleep on their right side during "the fyrste slepe," and "after the fyrste slepe turne on the lefte side"; and he assures us that Plutarch, Livy, and Virgil all invoked the term.
