| He dug through his list of incantations, invocations and other such spells to little avail. |
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| The ceremony begins with chanted invocations and prayers, accompanied by the urgings of horns, cymbals and drums. |
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| These are not songs filled with surreal invocations but just paeans to love, life and the simple pleasures that make it all worthwhile. |
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| Bear in mind that most material invocations for wordly gains will almost inevitably carry some degree of bad luck. |
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| As soon as someone tells us how invocations of the supernatural will help us solve a problem, they will be embraced immediately. |
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| Works like these are the focal point of a community's spiritual life, prayers, and invocations for ancestral intervention. |
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| This course will not practice or discuss at length any rituals, spells, or invocations. |
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| Indeed, to the uninitiated, the mysteries surrounding it are not dissimilar to the weird invocations of some ancient cult. |
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| The ongoing use of specific sigils, alphabets, glyphs, invocations, deities, though-forms, etc is what makes the systems so powerful. |
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| For centuries, we have marked important occasions or pronouncements with references to God and invocations of divine assistance. |
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| As the many Shias on his list gave tongue in response, and answered his Koranic invocations, we could see the difficulties ahead. |
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| Prayers to God have invocations for health, happiness, and peace on the earth. |
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| True to form, he gave what amounted to a sermon, complete with invocations of god and a biblical quotation. |
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| A majority of students and parents feel a need to mark graduations with religious invocations. |
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| Indeed, children in the family setting may hear similar invocations and benedictions at inaugurals and other public ceremonies. |
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| They are invocations that were probably formulated as the Roman Empire was in decline. |
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| In the weeks ahead there will also be invocations to the deity. |
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| As this court shows, the Founders demonstrate by their behavior that the First Amendment was not intended to prohibit states from sanctioning ceremonial invocations of God. |
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| They may replace the morning invocations before Lauds, or be simply integrated into evening prayer. |
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| That is why all Vedic invocations propose: Bring the divine up to you or into you by worship. |
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| Although you can forfeit the registration, this can become quite annoying after several invocations. |
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| Their opening and closing remarks and invocations were often instrumental in setting the tone for the workshop and participants. |
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| This is so for three reasons. First, invocations of diversity immediately invite the question: diversity of what? |
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| Study of primitive peoples who believe in the supernatural can produce many examples of the results of incantations, potions, charms, rites or invocations. |
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| They have selected prayers for peace, which I don't particularly like, but also a couple of ways of choosing random celebrations, invocations and meditations. |
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| Twenty-one solemn pieces and invocations to 95 saints were sung by a male soloist and the responses were delivered pitch perfect by a practised congregation. |
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| Moreover, the invocations of the 50s usually accompanied a denunciation of the 60s, a period invariably presented as a regrettable era of self-indulgence and excess. |
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| The annual councils of the entire tribe began with invocations of the gods. |
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| There are many different applications and daemons that allow you to set values for the mixer that are remembered between invocations, but this is not a clean solution. |
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| With no mimetic elements, the basket dance of the Tewa Pueblo rites includes invocations for plant growth and for the transmission of the gift of human life. |
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| In authorial exordia, invocations, prologues and comments, the reader finds ample proof of an epic conception of the works. |
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| It is for this reason, the work for one's own uprising and the work for a collective uprising, it is necessary that invocations and prayers are done in this city. |
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| Some have speculated or imagined that the Cathars opened that source by some magical or occult processes, secret rites, invocations or in another way. |
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| Not a few of the invocations of trans-Atlantic harmony in this debate today would, no doubt, cause Austrians to be greatly astonished and seriously disconcerted. |
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| These invocations are asking for blessings of the whole of humanity. |
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| As such, nestled within the many invocations of exemplary apian industry is always a meditation on scale even as scale seems to recede within these descriptions. |
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| Vedic Invocations, which are deemed animistic and crudely pagan by many scholars, merely invoke God through his attributes and functions. |
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