Sentence examples for immediately inviting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carter's "Tempo e Tempi" (1999) is more immediately inviting.

He wrote back immediately, inviting me to select a date in August for my visit.

The house, Levy said, "had to feel immediately inviting, but not lavish.

This piece turned out to be more immediately inviting than many Shapey scores.

It was not immediately inviting like the Juliénas but fascinating, complex on the palate, full of flavor yet not heavy.

Mechanical beats and abrasive synths underpinned by producer Jack Antonoff's feedback-pocked soundbed-of-nails: Annie Clark's sixth album as St Vincent is not immediately inviting.

With its unusual shape, somewhat like a cello, its airy ambience, beautiful wood paneling and velour seat covers, Verizon Hall immediately felt like an inviting space to hear a concert.

Three more appeared in Friday's paper trailing or illustrating Judith Woods's view that "It's time to stop staring at Theresa May's boobs", a headline that online appeared immediately above a photo inviting the reader to do so, and introduced musings also decorated by a giant image of Susan Sarandon wearing a low-cut outfit to the Oscars and one of a boob-baring racegoer at Cheltenham.

This event, for me, represents faith at its finest: a ceremony dedicated to a cause (serving a greater power and, more immediately, serving the ocean), inviting everyone to attend (no "right" or "wrong" religion specified), that ends in a gesture of camaraderie (paddling out together into the ocean) instead of a mission to convert the heathen.

Although the museum's exterior appears somewhat brittle, cold and formal at first glance, the inside brings the visitor immediately into a dark, inviting space shaped by gray free-form walls that are as futuristic as Gehry's Disney Hall, but far more womb-like.

The suggestion that we embrace some "old friends" does not immediately imply that we are inviting more food-borne illness — quite the contrary.