Sentence examples for a constant invitation from inspiring English sources

The movies are a constant invitation to escape our everyday existence, but as "Combat Shock" reminds us, but not everyone wants to flee in the same direction.

He is less confident about America's capacity to sustain a steady foreign policy, noting that "the perpetual psychodrama of democratic transitions" is a constant invitation to other nations to "hedge their bets" on us.

And because one of her many gifts was the gift of constant invitation, of being the friend who shows up, who never fails to come through, she was, inexhaustibly, an influence greater than she knew.

In today's world the individual is exposed to pressure of impression through the overwhelming mass of information and constant invitation to communicate by the web and networking.

That, combined with the influence of celebrity culture and constant invitations to access credit, tempts many to spend money they don't have".

They are rhetorical treasures, radiating at once the glint of the 37th president's madness and nobility of intention, the constant invitations to pity and constant rejection of it.

In contrast to the prosecutor's claim that Mr. Winkler solicited Mr. Legan's help, the tape shows that Mr. Legan was the solicitor, Mr. Gioiella said, with constant invitations like: "Come on.

The most successful colleagues probably look like they can effortlessly manage a constant flow of messages, invitations to purposeless meetings, and a barrage of emails at all hours of the day.