Sentence examples for to reinvoke from inspiring English sources

Combining these philosophical inheritances allows him to reinvoke the human subject without referring to classical humanism or announcing the death of the object.

When a check-up showed that the new rule would be beaten, Mr. Roosevelt ordered that the plan be abandoned, but reserved the right to reinvoke it should a deadlock ensue.

Therefore, when a state is reached in which the open policy is not defined, the replanner is reinvoked to compute a new open policy.

The putative interaction proteins are respectively fused to two complementary fragments of one fluorescent protein, and then interaction of the proteins can reinvoke the fluorescence [ 46, 86], in a technique which is analogous to yeast two-hybrid assays (Fig.  6a).

With memories of the 1950's dimming, New Yorkers now reinvoke a deep-dyed, venerable spirit, an inner civil defense.

Family members said that listening to the details of 9/11 reinvoked by the hearing brought back painful memories.

He essentially reinvoked the classical objections to infinite sets on a higher level.

In their ethnographic study, the researchers found that certain events would be reinvoked by young men for the 'shared pleasure of mutual retelling', elevating the event to a mythic status that became a key reference point against which young men would make sense of their identity within the school and the peer group context (Kehily and Nayak 1997, 76).

These memories were reinvoked by the first stop of my current ride.

Early on, in 1941, came Edmund Wilson's book "The Wound and the Bow," which reinvoked the ancient Greek formula of the mad genius.

And we continued even as we provided people with support, because we understand that when people visit these traumas of the past, it reinvokes their trauma.