Sentence examples for actively invited from inspiring English sources

Its leaders grasped the new opportunities of European trade and actively invited the intelligentsia of the Islamic world.

But Adrian Howells, who has taken his own life aged 51, was a pioneer who created intimate performances of unabashed honesty and generosity that were not just made for audiences, but actively invited their physical and emotional participation.

On the other hand, several of these younger writers have actively invited us to see them as standard-bearers, holding forth in essays and interviews about "today's most engaged young fiction" and "the novel's way forward".

And would certainly have been less likely to have been actively invited in, as DeepMind says it was.

Only recently, Denmark's Foreign Minister Inger Støjberg posted ads in Middle Eastern newspapers urging potential immigrants to stay away – a searing contrast to a country that in the late 1960s actually actively invited workers from Turkey, Yugoslavia and Pakistan to immigrate and help fill thousands of vacant jobs.

To counter this we actively invited discussion from other participants.

For one thing, To Pimp a Butterfly actively invites comparison to Parliament-Funkadelic.

LAByrinth, MCC Theater, Primary Stages, Manhattan Theater Club, the Lark and New Dramatists are just a few that actively invite the public to see works in gestation.

In fact, the judgment actively invites concealment of the truth, so as to preserve reputations of all kinds, although, as with defamation law, the powerful stand to get the most out of it.

There are very few instances in which a city government actively invites federal involvement, said Samuel Walker, emeritus professor of criminal justice at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and an expert on police reform.

But I did want to provide some context for why we did not actively invite press to this particular event from the outset, and for why it feels awkward to everyone involved to change course halfway through.