Sentence examples for indeed inviting from inspiring English sources

Though most of his audience probably had sleep in mind (Mr. Jacobs wore pajamas), this collection was indeed inviting, with some beautiful undies mixed in with handsome, strict coats and powder-puff bags.

So far, so inviting.

If only the course were so inviting.

"I'd like to thank Marco very much indeed for inviting me to throw up the ball this afternoon.

Indeed, it's inviting entrepreneurs to do so.

The steampunk-inspired, alternative-timeline Victoriana atmosphere is inviting, indeed – but the whole thing's over long before a number of narrative strands are tidied.

It is indeed a way of "Inviting danger," and it is a great entry.

President Duvalier is also flatly refusing to comply with the Dominican demand to extradite members of the Trujillo family, and is indeed rumoured to be inviting other relatives of Dominica's former dictator to join him in Haiti.

Indeed, the very logic of inviting Turkey to join Europe was not to encourage its citizens to migrate there but to accelerate a process of domestic reform.

The whole performance was punctuated by references to the pub over the road, with Davidson regaling the audience with tales of how the cast had drunk the bar dry earlier in the week, how much he was looking forward to a pint after (or indeed during) the show, and inviting everyone over for a drink at the end.

Indeed, there's little more "sociable" than inviting a group of near strangers into one's company, then wearing their lingerie and apparently sniffing cocaine off their bare body parts, while having a good old bitch about Boris Johnson.