Sentence examples for but rather invites from inspiring English sources

It doesn't charge interest, either, but rather invites people to provide it with a non-obligatory tip that they think is fair for the service.

"Deliberations are considered impartial, therefore, when group differences are not eliminated but rather invited, embraced, and fairly represented.

When it was all over, she did not retire to her hotel for milk and Nilla wafers but rather invited a reporter to an office at the back of Bravo's studios for a chat.

The Hinterlands performers do not showcase their private lives in this space, but rather invite the public to forge a direct relationship with theatrics.

This is why apologies like Corner Store Caroline's are cheap; they don't right wrongs, but rather invite the notion of free "forgiveness" in order for her to move on.

We therefore did not specifically choose participants for the survey study, but rather invited previously selected individuals to participate.

It's not that they're wrong to do so, but multimillionaires lecturing the public about its responsibility rather invites the flipping of the bird back.

This year's bill rather invites you to head off and explore.

By explicitly stating that it's a radio station for men, Xfm's rebrand as Radio X rather invites another new moniker: Absolute Bollocks.

Furthermore, movements are not evaluated and children are not judged on their movement skills but they are rather invited to find their own solutions for the tasks they are encountering.

"No one even knows how hard life was," she sings, "no one even knows what life was like," which does rather invite the response: indeed not, but given that your father was not only extremely wealthy but so supportive that he took to the pages of the Adirondack Daily Enterprise to promote your debut album I'll hazard a guess at (a) probably not that hard and (b) basically quite nice.