Sentence examples similar to start to invoke from inspiring English sources

The trick starts to invoke claustrophobic terror.

The Big Board started to invoke what it calls "liquidity replenishment points," or L.R.P.'s.

They are not only having policies adopted in the states, they are starting to invoke states' rights.

Elected by a big majority two years ago, she seems determined to stay put.Both sides have now started to invoke the king in order to bolster their positions.

For much of 2010 and 2011, Sunstein was such a frequent target on right-wing talk shows that some Tea Party-affiliated members of Congress started to invoke his name as a symbol of government overreach.

The mood is relaxed, with bouts of intensity as people start to act out the characteristics of an invoked spirit.

"They invoke an assumed confidentiality and start to spill.

Whenever her two children start to take what they have for granted, she invokes "Have a grateful heart".

"You're starting to see courts invoke it," said Samuel Issacharoff, a law professor at New York University, "and you're starting to see briefs cite it".

If tools smaller than R20 are invoked for finer edge rectification, total process-time will start to increase.

When Soviet hegemony started to crumble, Hungary invoked CSCE commitments to justify refusing to help East Germany shore up its collapsing regime.