Sentence examples for would invoke from inspiring English sources
With a cynical chuckle, Malkovich would invoke Faulkner's line about man's "puny, inexhaustible voice still talking".
A great leader – Churchill, say – would invoke the Dunkirk spirit and fight back.
To me, the best pitch of all would invoke a specific debt.
When settlement discussions involving other plaintiff lawyers came to an impasse, they would invoke Mr. Edwards.
A genuine appeal to selfishness would invoke obligations for individuals to take responsibility for their actions and the consequences.
"It's a mystery why they would invoke executive privilege to conceal such an innocuous document," Mr. Cook said Monday.
The second is that LaBeouf's testimony accords with the experiences of many of the "real rape victims" Morgan would invoke.
Prosecutors declined to serve the subpoena or to grant Mr. Birkenfeld immunity from prosecution because they feared he would invoke his Fifth Amendment right.
"If you don't do it, they'll make you put it in," he told me, anticipating that this article would invoke the Moonbeam trope.
When homeowners objected to one aspect or another of the Corps's plan, Oldham would invoke his experience with the Ash Wednesday Storm.
A breach of norms committed within a kin group may call for religious sanctions, although the same deed involving different kin groups would invoke jural sanctions.
