Sentence examples for is invocation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or form of calling for the assistance or presence of some superior being; earnest and solemn entreaty; especially, prayer offered to a divine being.
DECnet-DOS has many other features, among which is invocation of a named task on another DECnet-DOS node temporarily acting as a server.
Another red flag is invocation of the sainted Warren Buffett.
Perhaps the word he was searching for was "invocation".
All holidays are invocations of other trips, real and imagined.
More than anything there were invocations of religion and faith, Bible passages, references to God's grace.
"Never forget" is the invocation, but what it refers to is the atrocity.
I sorrow to quiet: motion the dunes soft with my hands, and Please, which is no invocation for peace.
There is an invocation to make sure your feminist group has a "safe space policy" using trigger warnings when appropriate.
There is no invocation of natural law; the argument isn't that all men have an inherent right to kill when threatened.
In the opening scenes, Glover uses grotesque smiles and exaggerated poses, with some on Twitter suggesting this is an invocation of the racial caricature Jim Crow.
-- A sidestory to such memes is the invocation of "Munich".
