Sentence examples for exactly invited from inspiring English sources

An absurd story, in part because women of my mother's class were not exactly invited to think of Eton as within their reach.

Comparisons to "Mad Men," are inevitable and, if not exactly invited, then certainly not discouraged.

The Spartans weren't exactly "invited" to any of the school sporting events that they so eagerly attended, but they never let that dampen their rabid enthusiasm for all things Spartan.

Because, while heirs to the Singer Sewing Company fortune theoretically still exist, they're spending their time in high rises and McMansions, places where children who live next to the city dump aren't exactly invited.

The new restoration doesn't exactly invite renewed perspective – the film breezes along as blithely as it ever did – but it's welcome all the same.

"The Secretary of State's door may be open, but the inflammatory and insulting comments he made in the media this weekend do not exactly invite people to cross that threshold and talk to him," she added.

She was schooled in techno via a spell living in Berlin, and clubs are often where she plays live (even if tracks of women whispering don't exactly invite CO2 cannons).

The other bare communal spaces don't exactly invite you to curl up with a book, but you'll be enjoying the garden or visiting nearby gems such as Pienza and San Quirico d'Orcia.

Heather and Penelope went swimming, played badminton in the back yard, went to the movies, baked cookies, gorged, dieted, worked on their tans, filled the house with music whose lyrics seemed to Juliet sappy and irritating, sometimes invited girlfriends over, did not exactly invite boys but held long, taunting, aimless conversations with those who passed the house or gathered next door.

Some exhibitions, she has been told, will end up in a new atrium that's being built nearby, and others may be sprinkled around the campus -- spaces that may not be healthy for million-year-old bones and won't exactly invite viewing by elementary school groups.

Travel journalism doesn't exactly invite commitment, rather a string of burnt out flings that never last the long distance.