Sentence examples for started invoking from inspiring English sources
"It took Howard's 13-year tenure to come to an end before Labor started invoking that legacy.
Once you start invoking certain things, it is like you're getting close to … evil, really".
"It's premature to start invoking the Denisovans given how little we know about them," Burke cautioned.
Once that changed, it was over to newly anointed legal experts on fan forums to start invoking natural justice and tainted process.
As a rule, I am wary of small numbers of men and women taking up arms in the name of the People, especially when they start invoking God.
It's frightening when the big hitters, the global experts, start invoking utter doom, especially when the topic at hand is so abstruse and complicated that the general public is almost entirely ignorant about it.
If we start invoking Trollope or Dickens as popular, prolific writers who also have literary respectability, we're only confirming that there's something antique about the idea of creating a large body of serious yet popular writing.
Chronicling a shuffling match of sorts between these guys and the two women in their midst, "Terrible Advice" feels like a male menopausal crisis given flimsy theatrical flesh, and that's before Jake gets all existential and starts invoking "nothingness" to justify the play's self-pitying conclusion.
The Ministry of Defence don't expect to start invoking closed material proceedings.
After an instance is selected, it is returned to the application that can start invoking operations on it.
Now, before that "Mini" bit in the name starts invoking dreams of an itty-bitty, keychain sized Jambox: it's not that much smaller than the original Jambox.
