Sentence examples for exactly inviting from inspiring English sources

And the view from an airplane isn't exactly inviting: a flat and featureless plain of generic towers sprawling into the horizon.

But for all the sincerity with which Mr. Reed imparts such nuggets of hard-won wisdom, his chilly, poker-faced portrayals of personal happiness are not exactly inviting.

The names of these works aren't exactly inviting — "Glacial Decoy" (1979), "Set and Reset" (1983), "Lateral Pass" (1985), "Newark" (1987), "Astral Convertible" (1989), "Foray Forêt" (1990) and "Astral Converted" (1991) — but they excited adoration.

It was too far away from campus and occupied a cramped, stuffy space tucked away in a strip mall that wasn't exactly inviting.

"It's really empowering to be around other individuals who aren't afraid to be themselves especially in an environment that isn't exactly inviting or accepting.

That's not exactly inviting.

"There was an older man also waiting, with Crosby Invitational embroidered on his sweater, so I asked him which Crosby it was, and what exactly was he inviting people to do.

Like the Jonathan Demme movie "Rachel Getting Married," the riotous comedy "Bridesmaids," and Lars von Trier's forthcoming "Melancholia," Ms. Kazan's play doesn't exactly serve as an inviting advertisement for the rituals involved in celebrating marriage.

After bailing out car makers and the housing market, thinking the unthinkable has become commonplace in Whitehall, and that is exactly what ITV is inviting officials to do as they try to imagine what the broadcasting industry will look like for the next decade or more.

"I went into this campaign with my eyes wide open; it's exactly what I was inviting, and I wanted this to come out".

The perils of an insincere autocue What exactly is the point of inviting a big star to present an award and then write their speech for them?