Sentence examples for invite comments from from inspiring English sources

I don't invite comments from anybody but my editor".

The notice must invite comments from all interested parties.

For our very first lecture, we wanted to invite comments from the perspective of one of our most extensive partners, Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Were a man to secretly photograph me – a young woman – upload that photo to Tumblr and invite comments from other users, I think my sisters would be throwing up their hands in horror.

This national network of people communicates through, and takes inspiration from, the Dean Web log, or blog, where official campaign representatives post messages a few times a day and invite comments from the public.

Officials said that the commission's decision to invite comments from the industry over the so-called open access rules had been prompted by conflicting court opinions on the subject and did not necessarily mean that new rules would be issued.

These are to be published in The Federal Rekister to invite comment from anyone concerned.

Perhaps because it stands out so clearly from traditional Kenwood, it seems to invite comment from passers-by.

The American Psychiatric Association is expected to post the working group's final proposal on autism diagnostic criteria on the diagnostic manual's Web site in January and invite comment from the public.

Let me ask -- let me highlight one issue and then ask a question, Director Coats, about another issue I'd invite comment from any one who has something they want to offer.

He invites comments from shareholders.