Sentence examples for predominantly invoked from inspiring English sources

Such evidence was provided by the present design, which predominantly invoked perception, rather than memory, and both the first and the second composite faces were presented after global or local processing of the Navon stimuli.

To date, predominantly, prior knowledge of gene-product function was invoked to postulate causal roles for genes in gallstone susceptibility.

The United Nations said the new emergency powers invoked by Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to combat insurgents in three predominantly Muslim provinces violated the international treaty protecting basic civil and political rights that Thailand had signed.

The phenomenon isn't new, of course, though for a long time it was predominantly a feature of allegories: John Bunyan's Christian, for instance, or the anonymous playwright's Everyman (invoked by Philip Roth in his eponymous 2006 novel, which also has an unnamed protagonist).

The transfer law was invoked several years back when Normandy, which is 97 percent black, took in students from another predominantly black district that eventually dissolved.

The focus on the protection of vulnerable children may have invoked the sub-text described by Freeman and colleagues [ 16], which may go some way to explaining the predominantly supportive coverage of the proposed legislation.

Justice Alito invoked Plato.

He invoked Krane repeatedly.

Keith Hernandez invoked Willie McCovey.

They pleaded and invoked Scripture.

Rabelais was invoked, and Walt Whitman.