Sentence examples for are more invited from inspiring English sources
One gets the feeling that some girls are more invited than others, but unlike, say, the dehumanizing experience of the Loehmann's group dressing room, being at Shareen with a bunch of trendy 20-somethings in chatty locker-room states of dishabille does seem to inspire a kind of situational intimacy.
Conversely, you are more than invited just to let 'em all hang out.
It is possible that patients are more strongly invited to participate in the decision to decrease or stop their medication, because it is more preference sensitive.
Compared to males, elderly females in particular are more frequently invited to live with their children and are rarely left to live alone [ 3].
UPDATE – Note, this post is from November, so there are no more invites to be had.
"In Dallas, people are more excited to invite you in and help you.
But since I'm here alone, I'm more often invited to join Marko and other secondment folk on cycling or climbing trips.
But what happened next is more questionable: "Invited by the Peshmerga to pose with an AKM assault rifle taken just hours earlier from a dead IS fighter, I reluctantly oblige in front of Qwer bridge.
But, there's more: Trump invited Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte who is leading a genocide in his country on drug users and dealers to the White House.
However, large or well-known studies are more likely to be invited to share data creating possible bias and it is still uncertain how much studies can differ and yet still be combined in pooled analyses.
