Sentence examples for vigorously invoke from inspiring English sources
His calculation from the start of this race was that he was well-enough known and liked that the best thing he could do was campaign vigorously, invoke his record of work as public advocate and consumer affairs commissioner, and keep his head down.
And even when Colonel Kohlmann warned her of dire consequences if she did not follow an order to represent Mr. Mohamed vigorously, she repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering his questions about a few pretrial motions.
We were permitted to discuss the suspiciously familiar afflictions of our characters, but to probe too vigorously into psychology was to invoke the cardinal rule of workshop: writing is not therapy.
The nation's top labor leaders vigorously urged the president not to invoke Taft-Hartley.
Haakon returns to his fleet and presses his men to engage in an attack, and commends his men to ("Þorgerðr" is here anglicized as "Thorgerd"): Press the attack all the more vigorously, because I have invoked for victory both the sisters, Thorgerd and Irpa.
The conservatives invoke freedom of choice.
A recent essay in The Atlantic by James Parker vigorously fleshes out this idea, defining the Carrey canon as "a uniquely sustained engagement with the problem of the self" and invoking philosophical heavyweights like Soren Kierkegaard, Martin Buber and José Ortega y Gasset.
Huckabee invokes God constantly.
Justice Alito invoked Plato.
