Sentence examples for this invocation of from inspiring English sources

This invocation of nature echoes other voices.

It was a high-wire strategy, for Obama, this invocation of our collective human messiness.

This invocation of the steam table (and the third-grade spelling) is a disservice to the chef, Fred Brightman.

This invocation of Jesus and the mourning Mary remains unsettling, partly because at first it's unclear if Mr. Ozon is sentimentalizing his characters or groping for spiritual substance.

Daniel Larison calls this invocation of Truman a "strange anachronism," and elaborates: It was Truman's foreign policy mistakes, both perceived and real, that helped the Republicans to end their two decades out of power and made the Republicans a credible alternative for governing for the first time since the 1920s.

Given the number of besieged and battered cities there have been in however many thousands of years of pitiless warfare there is only one explanation for this invocation of Warsaw before any of those – it is to wound Jews in their recent and most anguished history and to punish them with their own grief.

In this way the invocation of Solidarity in the 80s is used to deny the modern Solidarity any support.

Extending this further, the invocation of targets via associative reference – as distinct from the invocation of attitude itself – was also highlighted, and I argue that the invoking of targets by association is also an important means of enacting evaluation and positioning audiences.

In this light, the invocation of Dina's experience can be heard as another argument in that series.

As you might expect, the invocation of this mighty name prompted a thread almost as long as The Corrections itself.

"I see this symphony as the invocation of the creative spirit and, as such, I hope it will be a cultural highlight," Mr. Schofield said.