Sentence examples for tempted to invoke from inspiring English sources

(In this week of the Republican convention, one is tempted to invoke "the soft bigotry of low expectations").

THE diplomatic effort to defuse the gathering crisis over Iran's nuclear ambitions is sufficiently stuck that anyone involved (bar China's godless Communists) might have been tempted to invoke the Almighty.

If I were giving a speech as a Democratic official in Texas, I'd be tempted to invoke that ancient political cliché, "My friends, we stand today at a precipice...."....

It's tempting to invoke such an ability to explain the achievements of celebrated memory champions such as Lu Chao.

It's tempting to invoke the title and suggest that he changes into a hunted animal, wounded and dangerous.

It's always tempting to invoke dramatic explanations for novel phenomena -- after all, that makes them both more interesting and more important.

We have been hearing a great deal about Tim since we lost him on Friday and so at this stage, it is tempting to invoke that familiar line, everything has been said, but not everyone has said it.

Thus, it is tempting to invoke some kind of sequence convergence as an explanation for this behavior.

Although the number of cases is small, it is tempting to invoke a combined mutational effect, with the presence of two OPA1 mutations leading to greater disease severity.

Given the widespread taxonomic distribution of Totivirus-like infections in fungi and their absence in Clavispora [ 29], it is tempting to invoke the shift in genetic code as a contributor to the loss of infectionby Totivirus.

It is thus tempting to invoke that a major immune target parasite protein such as MSP-1 underwent unique evolution, depending on parasite species that exhibit difference in host range and host specificity.