Sentence examples for invite biographical from inspiring English sources

Such images invite biographical interpretation.

Hemingway himself was attuned to the problem as early as "In Our Time" (1925), when he excised the part of "Big Two-Hearted River" in which the character Nick Adams admits to having written stories in the book — an admission that seems to invite and validate biographical criticism.

The reader is invited to "know" the biographical subject and through his or her eyes take in the history of a particular time and place.

Relationship status is one of the basic biographical facts that members are invited to reveal about themselves, with that hoary bit of hedging 'It's complicated' being among the options.

Due to limited space, we can't include their positions, but invite you to check out their websites or biographical information.

Highsmith does not appear to have invited discussion of her personal life, but the established biographical facts are none the less worth rehearsing.

Viewers were invited to visit a website and, after giving a few biographical details, to view a series of 20 pictures and rate each of them for disgustingness on a scale of one to five.

They are biographical mystery plays, in a sense, in which the dramatists invite those watching to follow along as fellow detectives.

St. Aubyn had been invited to speak at Wolfson College, Oxford, as part of a program in biographical writing.

We were reading Congressman John Lewis' biographical graphic novels MARCH Book 1 and Book 2, whom we invited to the Schomburg in 2012 to meet with the youth.

The site, RealAge.com, invites visitors to take a "biological age" test and become site members, which then leads to their biographical and behavior information being shared with pharmaceutical companies for marketing purposes.