Sentence examples for a very inviting from inspiring English sources

Apparently that's a very inviting combination.

Bad guys are trying to blow up refineries now, and a big tanker is a very inviting target.

The main level features a very inviting swimming pool and an airy bar and restaurant, serving Latin American-inspired food.

The ground floor is a coffee shop, open to all, and a very inviting one, with some ace period features, particularly the 200-year-old mahogany sthatcurveshat curves down into it.

In addition, he said, "We found a very inviting, enticing group of people who have a film department". To make a long story short, some 30 or 40 students wound up working for academic credit on such aspects of movie making as cinematography, lighting, art direction and sets.

That hasn't been helped by the fact that companies from outside China have shied away from doing business there — in part because of the language barrier; and in part because the authorities, with their inclination to censorship, haven't exactly made China a very inviting environment.

With each book filled with hand-written notes and cartoon illustrations of his day-to-day activities, as Kinney puts it, they look "very inviting to a kid pulling them off the shelves".

On the other hand, words that are more descriptive and that give a better sense of what a home looks and feels like can be very inviting.

Our late Georgian house has many stairs and brisk draughts rush through every keyhole, with accompanying backaches and mysterious twinges in knees, so a cosy small house and smaller garden seems very inviting.

Long in need of a dose of innovation, this $14 billion (sales) industry isn't very inviting to new players.

Inside the setting is just as spectacular with modern furniture and dramatic design that should feel very inviting to art aficionados in need of an aesthetically-pleasing escape.