Invoke used in a sentence

Invoke in a sentence as a verb

Rant-posts where you invoke even the idea that you may break the law are best made on blogs that do not mention your employer.

And since git doesn't invoke its extra resolution magic unless the merge fails, the "wrong" result, at least according to the darcs folks, can happen.

It would mean I would not be juggling little peculiarities of arcane syntax, such as which sed flags to invoke, or whether to use exec or xargs.

My point is simply that it's rare, for obvious reasons, for conservatives to invoke changes in the world as justification for, well anything.

No beginner understands why to define "hello, world", you also need a class, and a 'static' method on that class, and to invoke a weird-looking special class called "System".It isn't obvious why there are "String[]" types and "ArrayList" types, and why I should care about the difference.

Regulating the internet under Title II would invoke a firestorm of criticism from conservatives as well as centrist-liberals who see it as inconsistent with how regulatory agencies should operate in the modern era.