Sentence examples for gentle invitation from inspiring English sources

I now issue the gentle invitation to others to try it too.

"The gentle invitation, then, to look longer, to consider, may be the most radical act you could engage in today".

Instead Nomad serves as a gentle invitation to be honest about the spiritual journey we are already on.

In Wilbraham, the fathers did most of the speaking and the teenagers said little, despite many gentle invitations to participate.

The difference -- the advantage, for me at least -- is that in books, those "links" don't beckon as immediate demands for our attention, redirecting us elsewhere before we've finished the present thought, but serve instead as gentle invitations to extend this thought once we've finished absorbing and digesting it.

In response to Kirsty Young's gentle questions, usually an open invitation for castaways to bare their soul and win round listeners, his answers and his choice of records sounded as if they had been scripted by advisers.

I felt its pull, in the deep quiet of the enveloping fog and the constancy of the waves… the invitation in the gentle shushing sound of the water spoke to me… How easy it would be, I thought to myself… The waves shushed-and-fell, oh so gently, shushed-and-fell, against the shingle.

The chutzpah in those puzzles which John Graham set between the diagnosis of his cancer and his death yesterday seems to me an invitation to respond with gentle playfulness.