Sentence examples for which clearly invokes from inspiring English sources
Even so, that does not explain the soldier's choice of caption, which clearly invokes blackface.
In the Three Dialogues, Berkeley very clearly invokes God in this context.
Although its name clearly invokes the selfie phenomenon, Selphee encourages users to post more than just their grinning visage.
The first dimension – matter out of place – clearly invokes Douglas' (1966) account of how people classify things.
The 'cue similarity' hypothesis clearly invokes an important role for evolutionary history and the match versus mismatch between past environments and the novel situations associated with HIREC.
Instead, Mr. King sent the women to Disneyland, oops, the Middle East, which clearly is no laughing matter, however hard he tried to invoke the Hope and Crosby road movies and, more subtly, Frank Capra's "Lost Horizon," about a utopia.
SD objects were clearly invoked as the key elements with which to construct scenes by participants in both Experiments 1 and 2. Perhaps surprisingly, the introduction of background items (e.g. walls and floors) into the scenes in Experiment 2 did not detract from the superiority of the SD objects in the construction and maintenance processes.
Which, clearly, is a lie. .
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