Sentence examples for invoked those from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sindone's lawyer, James Culleton, invoked those facts to cast doubt on the credibility of their stories.

Philosophers sometimes employ more than one dualism at the same time; e.g., Aristotle simultaneously invoked those of matter and form, body and soul, and immaterial and material substance.

During his college years, Gérin-Lajoie composed "Un Canadien errant" ("A Wandering Canadian"), a song that invoked those exiled after the rebellions of 1837 38.

Mr. Ban and other United Nations officials, mindful of the failures in thwarting atrocities like the 1994 Rwanda genocide and 1995 Srebrenica massacre, have repeatedly invoked those events in talking about Syria.

Mr Sharpton invoked those days when he alluded to Martin Luther King, who that year led the famous Selma to Montgomery march and whose eldest son of the same name was standing also on stage.

Since 1990, the United States has repeatedly invoked those agreements at the Organization of American States to help restore democratic rule in such countries as Haiti, Guatemala and Peru.

Remember John Lennon invoking those in the front stalls to jangle their beads and tiaras?

The image immediately invokes those black-clad wanderers in the paintings of Caspar David Friedrich, looking out across the German sublime.

Most accounts of fugitive slaves do not invoke those numbers, and most Americans do not know them.

The name invokes those Georgia nights of storytelling, the teller serving as a sort of porch light, drawing the listeners.

As a result the major record labels — Universal, Sony, EMI and Warner — are now fighting the efforts of recording artists and songwriters to invoke those rights.