Sentence examples for while he invokes from inspiring English sources

And while he invokes a rigorous Rand-inspired ethical code of fair dealing, he is in an industry with a history pockmarked by fraud and abuse.

While he invokes all the usual signifiers – the hair loss, the cancer scares – customarily reached for when writing about men whose lives have passed their highwater mark, he nevertheless permits his heroes to be happy.

While he invoked the memory of Winston Churchill, a member of the audience stung him by invoking the memory of Neville Chamberlain.

While he invoked the rising seas and heating planet to thrill his young supporters, he did not have the long record of climate activism of Al Gore or John Kerry, who is now his secretary of state.

And while he regularly invokes his foreign policy experience in the Senate as a contrast to his opponents, his 19 years in the Senate seem an almost incidental part of his candidacy, particularly when compared with his four years in the military.

Mr. Obama has so identified himself with Lincoln that he invoked him while announcing his candidacy in Lincoln's onetime political base, Springfield, Ill.

And he stayed silent when Matt Drudge trumpeted a 2008 Santorum speech at Ave Maria University in which he invoked Satan while discussing abortion.

While he indeed invoked Scottish law so he could vote "not proven," he also added, "Therefore not guilty".

He referred not only to the general anti-Duke sentiment but in the way some of it was expressed in the film by the Fab Five's (and ESPN's) Jalen Rose, who said that he — as a child who was abandoned by his biological father (the former N.B.A. star Jimmy Walker) — viewed Duke's players as privileged while also invoking the pejorative "Uncle Toms".

He continued preaching part time for a while, invoking an ever more misty and ethereal God.

The nuclear age once fuelled a similar climate of fear in cinema, but it's been a while since filmmakers invoked that spectre.