Sentence examples for one invoked from inspiring English sources

The dictionary definition of parity and the one invoked in today's sport culture are rarely the same.

And certainly no one invoked the image, the little shadow, of a young girl flying down the canals of Venice under the sail of her own small boat.

Despite that strong level of support, a majority of Americans remain opposed to a policy of pre-emptive attacks like the one invoked in the invasion of Iraq.

Making his son "Number One" — invoked constantly as if it were a formal title — was the emotionally abusive father's consuming goal.

All their theories have been rejected by the courts, including the one invoked by Mr. Snipes, which is known as the 861 position, after a section of the federal tax code.

Gender bending also has a rich local history, one invoked at weekly electroclash parties where men paint their fingernails and their lips in homage to Leigh Bowery, the late performance artist monumentalized in paint by Lucian Freud and by Boy George in his musical "Taboo".

Unless of course one invokes a hormesis-like effect of low-dose alcohol on renal cancer risk while other body organs apparently do not enjoy this low-dose anti-carcinogenic effect.

It is difficult to speculate what biologic mechanism could explain this type of dose-response pattern, unless of course one invokes a hormesis-like effect of low-dose alcohol on renal cancer risk while other organs seemingly do not enjoy this anticarcinogenic effect.

The Texas governor was not the only one invoking Mr. McCain today.

Two families of byproduct hypotheses remain: one invokes inferential machinery designed for tracking coalitional alliances, the other machinery designed for reasoning about natural kinds.

At this point one invokes (18) and by (17) obtains that the (C^{1,1}) bound does not blow up close to the free boundary (see Lemma 4.1 in [2]).