Sentence examples for invitation to think from inspiring English sources

A new set of tools offers an invitation to think differently about the design thinking learning experience.

"Ceiling Cat," as an artwork, is an invitation to think.

A pamphlet is an invitation to think; a shout in a theater is a directive to run.

The work of Beckett is an invitation to think, and it's an invitation Mr. Lipman accepts with alacrity.

So in Iñárritu's work, the invitation to think beyond borders has both a political and aesthetic dimension.

Either way, it should welcome the judge's invitation to think more broadly about the problem of educational inequality.

Horticultural beauty is valuable for its own sake, but it is also an invitation: to thought.

Combined, his objects become something else, an invitation perhaps to think about our encounter.

Reekie said the book did not present a single vision of a utopia but was instead "an invitation to dream, to think... to imagine a better world".

But for Catholics who oppose climate action, the papal statement "will be an invitation for them to think of it in a new way," Martin said.

When Bowling Green State University assigned This I Believe for freshmen to read by August 23, it touted the book of "short and inspiring essays" as "something for everyone" and an invitation to readers "to think about what it is they believe in".