Sentence examples for you to invoke from inspiring English sources

The preparation here might tempt you to invoke the word fusion.

For example, some insurance policies allow you to invoke a terrorism clause if there has been an act of terror in the city you're planning to visit within a month of your vacation.

Connectionism "doesn't require you to invoke separate modules" for lexicon and grammar, says James McClelland, a cognitive scientist at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.

Who are you to invoke a Twilight Zone overture over a people that have suffered genocide?

Though someone might believe differently from you or engage in behavior that is contrary to the teachings of your faith, that doesn't allow you to invoke religious freedom to discourage their belief or prevent their behavior.

If you did, would you understand why Catholics would be offended by that expression -- because many Catholics are pro-choice and would be offended for you to invoke an expression describing their religion rather than their views on the abortion issue?

Now I believe in religious freedom as much as the next guy but I also believe you shouldn't be involved in child welfare if you intend to invoke religious freedom as a means of discrimination.

It is great to be protected by a long warranty, but nobody wins when you have to invoke it.

For LGBT dates, you need to invoke the more advanced algebra to take into account the "bigoted establishment" variable.

_ I'm fascinated by the way you manage to invoke the infamous Jersey turnpike with ecumenical language.

Yet, if you were to invoke this highly subjective word to describe one evening in the middle of Manhattan island, in the middle of summer, in earshot of the expectant tunings of the instruments, you could do a lot worse than late Tuesday.