Sentence examples for liked to invoke from inspiring English sources
During the first dotcom boom, I liked to invoke the counterfactual.
Living in three time zones — past, present and future — he liked to invoke history, for it was prologue.
In another era, conservatives liked to invoke the doctrine of "states rights" in their battle against civil rights laws.
His political principles were insistently liberal, and when he was seized by a more radical or utopian impulse, he liked to invoke the lofty ideals of Peter Kropotkin, the Russian anarchist.
They like to invoke the familiar bugaboo of "moral hazard".
Wales likes to invoke the higher purpose of Wikipedia.
Apollo seems to like to invoke the toggle.
The family-curse theme, especially, is one we like to invoke in thinking about the Kennedys.
Joannou likes to invoke the heritage of classical Greece, though it's not easy to imagine this show enchanting Praxiteles.
People who like to invoke visions of faceless Brussels bureaucrats will think this is terrible, but not me.
THOMAS R. SUOZZI, the Nassau county executive, likes to invoke what he calls the house-painting model of economic development.
