Sentence examples for always inviting from inspiring English sources

"The Balinese are such happy people, always inviting you into their homes," he said.

"Then those boys who are always inviting me to supper are fans?" he asked.

The one who is always inviting everybody to happy hour, forcing us to make excuses about "next time, for sure".

The music perfectly embodies Chao's hearty populism and itinerant nature — always in the street, always moving, always inviting people in.

Explicitly, implicitly, his characters are always inviting you to look at passion and commitment from different angles.

She resents their parasitical hospitality; they are always inviting her to join them and their banal American friends.

Clearly, for women who venture into the Wall Street clubhouse, the space inside hasn't always felt inviting.

I do talk a lot about what's wrong, both in my personal life and also in society, but I also try to always be inviting.

We drink because the temporary loosening of inhibition offered by an always-inviting pint gives us the delusion of self-control.

But there are always risks to inviting outsiders into one's home, particularly if the place is prone to crime, labor strikes and mini-rebellions in the townships over the lack of street lights, piped water and toilets.

Scent is a powerful memory maker, so a simple bouquet of flowers, a plant or even pretty leaves in a vase of water is always fresh and inviting.