Sentence examples for invokes clear from inspiring English sources

The timing of CENP-A loading invokes clear hypotheses of a cell cycle-dependent mechanism.

In the endless debates about what constitutes "fake news," we tend to invoke clear cases of unfounded rumor or outright deceit ("Melania has a body double," or "President Trump saves two cats from drowning after Hurricane Harvey").

It infuses themes of ancient past, futuristic space ship, and his music invokes very clear and vivid imagery to its listeners.

At PI, both diets invoked a clear down-regulation of genes involved in cell differentiation and proliferation, some involved in cell to cell communication, cytokines and several PRR.

Following the Dennis decision, the Court utilized balancing tests for free speech cases, and rarely invoked the clear and present danger test.

The datastack module offers the clean function, that clears all models, datasets, and invokes Sherpa's clean function.

Likewise, Larry David's character in the HBO movie "Clear History" invokes the name when referring to an expensive painting on his wall.

For wartime leaders, the appeal of invoking Churchill is clear, especially if you accept the standard account of his career: he was a scorned Cassandra who accurately prophesied the dangers of Hitler, stood alone as leader against Nazi-occupied Europe in the lonely aftermath of the French defeat and ultimately led his country to a great victory.

Both did, making the vote 61-38, more than enough to give Democrats the supermajority they needed to invoke "cloture" and clear the way for final passage.

Titled "Clear Choice," it invokes the prostitution scandal that led Mr. Spitzer to resign as governor in 2008.

As Dorothy, Ms. Bass delivers a self-assured and clear-voiced performance that simultaneously invokes Judy Garland and is watchable in its own right.