Sentence examples for express invites from inspiring English sources

I think the fact that Africa Express invites many different musicians from different countries means that you get to experience different musical cultures.

Jessica approaches him to express sympathy and invites him to her house for dinner with her family.

When artists she had her eye on didn't express interest, she invited them directly.

On his account, normative judgments express attitudes and invite others to share these attitudes, but they are not strictly speaking true or false.

If you want to express an opinion, invite Obama to appear before you in court.

If we think of propositions as "structured entities looking something like the sentences which express them," as Kaplan invites us to do, we can think of directly referring terms as terms whose contribution to a proposition lacks the structure that characterizes the contribution of definite descriptions.

Selected patients were sent a letter of invitation to participate in the study and invited to express their interest by returning an attached response card.

Activists in London were invited to express their solidarity outside the Russian embassy.

They were never consulted about their loss of function, any more than they had been invited to express an opinion on the early industrialisation of Britain.

Friends and family are invited to express their condolences at the home of Peter Kochenthal, 225 E. 74th Street, Apartment 1K, New York, on Monday, September 25, between the hours of 6-9 pm.

Do we think Brexit might still have been possible if citizens had been truly invited to express their grievances and search for solutions together with those they had voted for?