Sentence examples for which you invoke from inspiring English sources

In the coming debate about universal access to more affordable health care, let's agree not to use the phrase "perverse incentives," which you invoke to describe the current fee-for-service system of "paying physicians and hospitals for each patient visit".

More importantly for accessibility, the mechanics by which you invoke Split View or Slide Over are infinitely more accessible than fiddling with a mouse pointer.

Here is a small but cool update to Google Search: Google's dictionary definitions — which you can invoke by using a query like "define crunch " — now feature significantly more information about virtually every word in its catalog.

You and your colleagues serve on the very institution American democracy has always relied on to resolve conflicts that arise when the electorate in one state sees things one way and another state's electorate sees the issue another way, or when a state law tramples on rights covered by the overarching federal law of the Constitution which you so solemnly invoke.

It is clearly not that Rule, Mr President, but...    Which Rule are you invoking?

Which Rule of Procedure are you invoking?

I simply asked you which Rule you are invoking and you mentioned a Rule that has nothing to do with the issue we are talking about.

Best of all are two tiny chairs, one sitting, the other reclining in the spotlight, which naturally invoke sunbathing figures.

Something more consequential seems to be happening in Mara Held's paintings, which also invoke the way garments are made.

The cognitive defect could be rescued by treatment with hyperforin, which can invoke TRPC6 activation.

Thus, we are always limited to the parameters of our perspective, which should invoke humility.