Sentence examples for invokes of from inspiring English sources
It is a tension within aesthetic experience between what an artwork invokes of its subject-matter and how what is invoked changes the character of that which invokes it.
A bewildering variety of extinctions were invoked: of plants, of gays, of languages, of books on paper, of celluloid film.
No invoking of the 14th amendment, no minting of a platinum coin, no IOUs.
Instead, he sidetracked himself by invoking Yeats, invoking Shakespeare, invoking, of course, Orwell, as if the story was too painful not to be distanced through literary allusion.
Emotions remain raw over Britain's invoking of antiterror laws in its initial response to the failure of Icelandic banks.
"Invoking of an international arbitration is a serious step in the process of dispute resolution," Mr. Kanabar said.
Shiner's invoking of the Equality Act 2010 (can be seen as something of a red herring.
All must be unanimous in their unambiguous condemnation of these crimes and denounce the invoking of religion to justify them".
Invoked, of course, was the evergreen aesthetic of the readymade, demonstrated by Marcel Duchamp with a urinal, in 1917.
The invoking of Halloween is fruitful, for it reinforces Mr. Johns's image as something of a trickster.
A focus group filmed by BBC News found his invoking of the unbalanced ex-leaderene a turn off.
