Sentence examples for deliberate invitation from inspiring English sources
It's a deliberate invitation to simple pleasures.
It can be a kind of aesthetic of community, a deliberate invitation to discriminate: at the peak of public housing as a statement of political intent, it was a badge of pride.
The randomly selected participants (250 500) receive a questionnaire as well as an invitation to deliberate in small groups for one day.
A prominent professor of philosophy, Ralph McInerny, has characterized the invitation of Mr. Obama as "a deliberate thumbing of the collective nose at the Roman Catholic Church".
The deliberate harboring of terrorists is a casus belli, an invitation to invasion.
On Monday he spoke to the invitation-only crowd in English, something organisers said was a deliberate decision to give himself more freedom and deny political opponents video clips that could be used against him in the campaigns to come.
That no invitation from the CIA was not phony -- I believe that was deliberate).
The terms government 'campaigns' and 'organised invitation programme' were purposefully left open so that the jury members could deliberate among themselves on what types of government action would or would not be appropriate.
