Sentence examples for some invocation from inspiring English sources

At the risk of proving Godwin's law (which holds that all online debates work their way to some invocation of Nazis), consider the swastika.

Unfortunately, however, it seems difficult to make sense of the notion of a solution to a problem without some invocation of the concept of truth; the most obvious account of what it is to solve a scientific problem identifies a solution with a true answer to a question.

Some invocation handling mechanisms allow for multiway servicing by multiple processes.

Their chief investigative counsel, David Schippers, is a life-long Democrat, but it is he who has presented 15 grounds for the possible impeachment of the president (four more than Mr Starr did, but without Mr Starr's rather strained charge that some invocations of executive privilege had been an abuse of office).

In this sense, it was noted that some invocations involve indicating a stance towards multiple attitudinal targets typically both what might be termed an 'immediate' co-textual target, but also making reference to an 'ultimate' actual target.

Mr. Mitzna insists that his is not some quixotic invocation of a lost dream.

All major groups of Posibacteria, plus Thermotoga, but no other negibacteria or eukaryotes, have close relatives of the enzyme making this unusual stereoisomer [ 18]; this glycerol-1-phosphate dehydrogenase is a previously unrecognized synapomorphy for Posibacteria plus some Eurybacteria: invocation of lateral transfer in its history [ 18] is unjustified.

His two months in office have been marred by a series of verbal blunders, including some disturbing invocations of Japan's militarist past.

And in an effort to communicate the message that something can still be done about global warming, he resorts, in the book's closing pages, to some corny invocations of America's can-do, put-a-man-on-the-moon spirit.

Conversation with some members of the DV prosecution unit suggests that some prosecutors regard the invocation of one's 5th Amendment right as a marker of the suspect/defendant being "in a state of denial", meaning that (s)he is trying to subvert justice for the victim by not cooperating with investigating police.

This is because each of these faculties requires the invocation of some sort of external agency.