Sentence examples for invitation to learning from inspiring English sources

We plan on delving into some Highsmith books we haven't read (I've just begun "The Price of Salt" and Jon is tackling Ripley), and we hope you'll approach this month's pick in a similar way — as an invitation to learning more about the work of, as Schenkar puts it, "Her High Darkness, Patricia Highsmith: author of some of the twentieth century's most dangerous fictions".

Around 1941, Barzun took on a larger classroom, becoming the moderator of the CBS radio program "Invitation to Learning," which aired on Sunday mornings and featured four or five intellectual lights discussing books.

They ended with an invitation to "learn more about our science and experience our soul".

So an invitation to learn to code in a day with a bunch of other women seemed too good an opportunity to pass up.

Cardinal Dolan hopes the platform will help him reach new and perhaps younger audiences by extending "an implicit invitation" to learn more about church teachings, said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of New York.

Work on co-existence expresses an invitation to learn about cross-cultural and cross-situational divides so as to achieve better collaborations in particular contexts.

Travelling is an invitation to learn about religion.

"They are quick studies and look at 'I don't know how to do that' as an invitation to learn, instead of a daunting barrier".

But his seemingly endless knowledge of every obscurity under the sun doesn't feel like a buffer between him and other people, rather, it's more of a humble invitation to learn from a master.

Pelé accepted our invitation to learn the handrubbing technic according to the WHO "How to Handrub" methodology and poster.

Even though oral health faculty were included in the initial invitation to learn about the program, it was announced during preliminary meetings that dentistry would not be included in the starting phase of the HRH Program.