Sentence examples for mind invoking from inspiring English sources

Um, never mind invoking the Marshall Plan.

O'Connell suggests that instead of inspiring positive associations in voters' minds, invoking Reagan actually "prevents modern Republicans from articulating a 21st Century agenda".

Forty percent, in many minds, invokes the image of an almost equal participation of moms and dads in the workforce and at home.

"Lewis admits that Secretary Paulson's threat changed his mind about invoking the MAC clause and terminating the deal," Mr. Cuomo said in the letter, noting so-called material adverse change.

To put this in perspective, Matt Damon, who is 41, and who I think would come more easily to mind when invoking words like "best" "actor" and "generation," has three actual Oscar nominations (Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay for "Good Will Hunting," 1997; Best Supporting Actor for "Invictus," 2009) and one actual Oscar win (screenplay for "Good Will Hunting") to his credit.

These were attacks meant to change people's minds by invoking fear.

It's probably safe to say, for instance, that John F Kennedy wouldn't have minded Lyndon B Johnson invoking his name to help push through the civil rights act the year after Kennedy's assassination.

His 2009 E.P., "My Troubled Mind" (Brainfeeder), invokes the theremin-heavy soundtracks of 1950s sci-fi films and the sleek synthesizer scores of early-'70s John Carpenter thrillers.

A fire of the mind is invoked, and this is what We must live with as the century raises itself On crippled limbs to proclaim victory.

Kama went to Mount Kailash with Rati and Madhu or Vasanta ("Spring"), and shot his love-arrows at Shiva (in another version of the legend, Kama entered Shiva's mind) and invoked desire.

The idea of Main Street as a state of mind has been invoked repeatedly these last tumultuous weeks, presented as the opposite of that distinctly New York of places, Wall Street.