Sentence examples for it's invoking from inspiring English sources

Never mind the shitting – perhaps it's invoking Mailer's spirit in 2014 that is truly provocative.

"I feel like my video art is very much in the same vein of what he was trying to do with his plotless nonnarrative ballets in that it's invoking a mood, a tone," she said.

In most cases it's invoked, the "slippery slope" is a fallacy.

The carrot definitely has it better, inasmuch as it's invoked as the kinder alternative to the stick.

It's invoked regularly when talking about technologies like drones and virtual reality.

And it's especially a bad idea when it's invoked during an era when armed revolt against the government is being taken very seriously.

The agency said it was invoking its authority under the Clean Water Act to rescind the mine's permit from the Army Corps of Engineers, an action it had taken only twice in 40 years and never for a coal mine.

I gather it is invoking a law called the protection from harassment act, which was intended for stalkers.

On Wednesday, Eni, the Italian oil company, said it was invoking emergency contract provisions that allow it to suspend export obligations at its Brass River terminal in the delta.

The Dabhol Power Company, the Indian subsidiary of the Enron Corporation, said yesterday that it was invoking an Indian government guarantee to cover bills for electricity totaling $50 million.

The Philippines' attempt to haul China to an international tribunal is a problem because it is invoking the very compulsory jurisdiction which China has disavowed since 2006.