Sentence examples for act of inviting from inspiring English sources

Though formerly empowered to select the cabinet, the sovereign is now restricted to the mere formal act of inviting the head of Parliament's majority party to form a government.

The act of inviting people to actively contribute to the movement, rather than sit back and support the cause on social media, did more to excite attendees than the prospect of sitting through another speech from a refugee expert.

The judge added: "The jury were sure that you knowingly crossed the line between the legitimate expression of your own views and the criminal act of inviting support for an organisation which was at the time engaged in appalling acts of terrorism".

When Dickinson conceives a characteristically understated passion for a local clergyman – so understated, it's only after an argument with her sister that you realise she was ever in love with him at all – the act of inviting him and his sanctimonious wife round for tea becomes a highly charged, meaningful encounter.

We were not able to obtain multiple data sets at three monthly intervals over 12 months of 'usual care' because the act of inviting patients and measuring depression scores and biophysical measures would in itself change the nature of usual care.

Using the minute-paper method described earlier, instructors can ask each student anonymously to share responses to: "So far, what aspects of the course are most supporting your learning?" and "So far, what aspects of the course are least supporting your learning?" Even the act of inviting student insights may go far in quelling student resistance.

Then Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, inviting plaintiffs to sue to open up the workplace to women and minorities.

What the schoolboy in the movie Pay it Forward was creating (inviting people to intentionally do three random acts of kindness, inviting the receiver to do it in turn to others) is actually built into our biological system, only in unconscious ways.