Suddenly, you weren't just that one tiny picture, you were every picture anyone might happen to want to snap, and to post and pin and share, images that would be tweeted and retweeted, scrutinized and commented upon and invoked to dismiss you as jealous, overweight, bitter, sexually frustrated and, maybe, illogically, also a sexually promiscuous hag.
Once we know which kind an object belongs to, we can explain and predict its behaviour based on its kind membership: we can say why a substance has expanded upon being heated by invoking the fact that it's a bit of metal, and metals expand when heated.
We could act to deter an Israeli attack upon MV Rachel Corrie by invoking International Criminal Court Prosecution.
Once upon a time, Saint Jude was only rarely called upon, for fear of accidentally invoking the similarly-named Judas Iscariot, Christ's ultimate betrayer.
By calling upon gothic and melodramatic conventions, even invoking the Jekyll Hyde dualism, Kennedy depicted Christie as a dangerous man with two personalities.
Invoking k com ←A u t(s k) upon input of a secret key sk creates a comparison key k com.
That Sunday, invoking Martin Luther, he called for a spiritual army to "track down our adversary, defeat him valiantly, then stand upon his carcass".
Invoking the principle of equality for punishment, Kant writes: "whatever undeserved evil you inflict upon another within the people, that you inflict upon yourself" (1797: 1797.
Upon being called to testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform committee, Lerner vowed that she did nothing wrong before invoking her Fifth Amendment right not to testify.
