Sentence examples for book invites from inspiring English sources

"A book invites people in instead of keeping people out," inviting readers to make "leaps of empathy".

Certainly the book invites the prediction.

Funny, inventive, anarchic and deliciously detailed, this book invites and rewards endless exploration.

A digital guest book invites visitors to jot down their musings or leave messages for wayward companions.

I say "work," but really what I mean is tweets, a distinction that the book invites the reader to consider.

Shrouding adult notions in nursery rhyme vernacular, the book invites notoriety; its dream imagery and somewhat veiled drug references only heighten the allure.

One could argue that all media, whether a painting, a film, an installation or a book, invite us to immerse ourselves in the unfamiliar contours of another's mind.

Keeping the memory book invited him, forced him, to write every day — not only at the level of forming legible words and sentences but at a much deeper, creative level.

Keeping the memory book invited him, forced him, to write every day not only at the level of forming legible words and sentences but at a much deeper, creative level.

The poems in this book invite young people and adults alike to think about and question poetry and at times inspire them to find out more about Dog-Bone gods and Celtic cauldrons.

We had been for a walk through scenery of such melancholy desolation that, years later, memories of that day resurfaced whenever a teacher or a book invited me to imagine the consequences of the industrial revolution.