Sentence examples for invokes everyone from inspiring English sources

In his defense of the art of screenplay adaptation, Mr. Schiff invokes everyone from Homer to Verdi to Shakespeare.

We need more than assurances from Trump that he's thinking about the whole country when he invokes "everyone".

There is no way you could make this sort of last minute rule change without invoking everyone's collective ire.

She'd invoke everyone from God to Gertrude Stein in her efforts to protest the Vietnam war, advocate for civil rights and generally demonstrate the power of art to reach masses.

There is great unhappiness in -- I'm hate the hackneyed phrase, which the Boston Globe and everyone else invokes to death -- Red Sox Nation.

Everyone invoked the notorious Hama massacre of 1982, when Hafez al-Assad ordered the suppression of a Muslim Brotherhood uprising; tens of thousands of people were killed, and entire neighborhoods razed.

Everyone, fan or foe, invokes their own imaginary Rushdie.

Passion invokes that state of grace where everyone smiles at us and we tap into a celestial audience.

"O.K., everyone!" says the fool, at which point he invokes the magical words.

And so the fact is that (to invoke the popular saying) everyone is not a critic.

That date is less than two weeks from the anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, and everyone is invoking Sept. 11 as another reason the players should not strike.