Sentence examples for way of invoking from inspiring English sources

We have a new way of invoking Rstudio, but have not fully tested whether it can replace the older Rstudio in all circumstances.

In ancient Greece, the singing of such songs was a traditional way of invoking good fortune on the marriage and often of indulging in ribaldry.

By way of invoking common ground, Boden homed in on their shared passion for running in movements entitled Adrenaline, Isotonic, Threshold and Hypertension.

JW: You talk about memory and the way the film is structured; the collages you create between image and sound are another way of invoking memory.

Bennet is aware of this and responsive to it in his dramatic music, but he's also drawn to storytelling as a way of invoking the mysteries of his chosen place.

The most simplistic, least charitable interpretation is that "Iraq" is shorthand for any unfortunate place, like Beirut was in the eighties, or Sarajevo in the nineties — a dismissive way of invoking another country, and a dissociative way of talking about one's own.

The next section exemplifies 'tokens' at the less explicit end of the spectrum and hence focuses on the more intertextually-reliant ways of invoking Attitude.

At the same time its population is almost entirely Muslim, and experiences the inevitable nostalgia for the pure and beautiful way of life invoked in the Koran.

Not all tissues give rise to pain; furthermore, each tissue must be stimulated in an appropriate way to invoke its particular sensation of pain.

In most areas of science, however, there is no obvious way to invoke genuine rivals.

Book clarified that introducing the topic of sexual abuse to children isn't a way to invoke fear.