Sentence examples for prefers to invoke from inspiring English sources
Sedaris himself prefers to invoke early Whoopi Goldberg stand up routines and, in particular, the all-singing, all-dancing American TV show, Glee.
Hood, who spent hours talking to Gun, her lawyers and the journalists involved, in addition to working from an early script by Gregory and Sara Bernstein, prefers to invoke comparisons to classics such as Silkwood (1983), The Insider (1999) and All the President's Men (1976).
GARCeS prefers to invoke the model of Clifford Odets writing the stirring pro-union drama "Waiting for Lefty" for the Group Theater in the 1930s.
The temptation is to read "Thirty Years" as a morality play, condemning the Committee and the "crawlers," suspending judgment on those who preferred to invoke the Fifth, and honoring those, like Seeger or Arthur Miller, who stood firmly on their First Amendment right to free speech and named no names.
But I prefer to invoke the spirit of Robert Rauschenberg, who, when asked to contribute to a show of portraits of the Paris dealer Iris Clert in 1961, sent a telegram that read, "This is a portrait of Iris Clert if I say so".
The only negative would be to stay on the sinking ship". However, most brands have preferred to invoke what they may perceive to be the safer response (considering that the NBA is still investigating the situation and has not yet implemented any discipline on Donald Sterling), and simply "suspend" their relationships with the Los Angeles Clippers instead of completely terminate such arrangements.
As for Anakonda, Hodges said that Russian observers had been invited but declined to attend, preferring instead to invoke an international treaty on inspections.
Those denials do not figure in the report, which prefers to charge that Mr Clinton 'repeatedly and unlawfully invoked the executive privilege to conceal evidence of his personal misconduct'.
Bernardin's ideas are central to the DNA of the Catholic health care system, and ethicists and moral theologians invoke his ideas, even if the younger generation prefers to associate them with John Paul or Benedict.
He prefers to watch documentaries.
