Sentence examples for is routinely invoked as a from inspiring English sources
Pixar is routinely invoked as a model at Sphero.
Public indifference to (or ignorance of) films from beyond Hollywood or its "indie" provinces is routinely invoked as a reason that such films are not more widely available.
Charles Darwin was long dead before the advent of molecular genetics transformed his theory of natural selection into the "neo-Darwinian synthesis" that scaffolds the life sciences today, yet he is routinely invoked as the mastermind behind the biology taught in secondary school classrooms.
Truman's 1948 election upset to win a full term as president is routinely invoked by underdog candidates.
"Freedom of speech" is routinely invoked in defence of allowing such unpalatable views to be aired – and that tells us a lot about why racism persists in our universities.
The Theory's Importance The Theory is routinely invoked in public debates about particular wars and military policies.
This isn't a "religious problem" or a "cultural problem", even though culture and religion are routinely invoked to justify a hatred of women that crosses over oceans and unites belief systems.
To the liberal Democratic faithful, Mr. McGovern remained a standard-bearer well into his old age, writing and lecturing even as his name was routinely invoked by conservatives as synonymous with what they considered the failures of liberal politics.
For some American hawks, the year is always 1938, and Munich and appeasement are routinely invoked whenever there's an act of aggression anywhere in the world.
He is also, to an extent unmatched by any other director, living or dead, routinely invoked as a synonym for Hollywood itself, much in the way old-time studio bosses and producers used to be.
