Sentence examples for and inviting to from inspiring English sources

But it should be as available and inviting to people as going into a gym.

The goal was to make computing more accessible and inviting to a broader range of people, Mr. Lazowska said.

The curvature of the back and corners makes the phone ergonomic, sitting comfortably in the palm, while the metal body feels warm and inviting to touch.

"Maarten Kloos of ARCAM introduced the term 'glimpse'; he gave it a poetic interpretation and called it 'the future of the future', as something that hints to the future life of the city, reveals some of it, but is open and inviting to further exploration".

It's been so slow that North Dakota's chamber of commerce managed to stir up a tizzy by resurrecting an old proposal: dropping the "North" and becoming just plain old "Dakota" -- to make the place seem less cold and more hip and inviting to tourists and businesses.

The four buildings wrap around the central square to form a public area sheltered from the wind yet open and inviting to the surrounding landscape.

But other patents, like those on the ingredient formula, may be weaker and more inviting to a generic challenger.

Smiling immediately makes a person seem warmer and more inviting to talk to.

On Monday, Streetlife members received an email announcing the deal and inviting them to transfer to Nextdoor.

Letter from Frances Schillinger to composer Henry Cowell, anticipating his upcoming visit to her and inviting him to dinner.

It is developing these protocols and building prototypes that adhere to them, and inviting others to follow suit.