Mr. Kerry also occasionally invokes God, either when talking about his own recovery from prostate can-cer, or to say "God bless" soldiers, for example.
Last year the group issued a gorgeous debut album -- aptly titled "This Was the Pace of My Heartbeat" (Rune Grammofon) -- which occasionally invokes the supple pointillism of the pianist Paul Bley and the drummer Paul Motian.
Without purpose or foe (or even a metalhead in his rec room pointing out that, dude, Pamela Anderson is Canadian), Klosterman merely throws tantrums, mouthing off like a blogger or a morning D.J. Aware of his solitude, Klosterman occasionally invokes a mob of friends and cohorts -- 2,439, by his precise count -- to play studio audience.
Mr. Rowland, who is a Roman Catholic and a graduate of Holy Cross High School, a parochial school in Waterbury, and Villanova, a Pennsylvania university founded by the Augustinian order of the Roman Catholic Church, only occasionally invokes faith in his public addresses and is a sporadic churchgoer.
For instance, when running the High-level AI service in the location5 WIFI network, the framework not only uses the public cloud service for offloading, but also occasionally invokes the services provided by the location 1 and 5 cloudlets in order to collect information such as server time.
Even small preludes occasionally invoked Mussorgsky.
While homosexual acts are illegal in Kenya – being gay is not – the law is only occasionally invoked.
A simpler description, occasionally invoked in this year's presidential campaign, is the Daddy party versus the Mommy party.
While Britain has benefited hugely from the trading advantages of the Union, it has always fought any loss of "sovereignty" and occasionally invoked a "special relationship" with the United States to explain its reluctance to seal the knot.
His wife, Suzanne (Ms. Deneuve), whose father started the factory and is occasionally invoked as the embodiment of a benevolent, bygone paternalism, seems resigned to her lot in life.
