Sentence examples for invited to accept from inspiring English sources

We are invited to accept that everybody's data will be surveyed and processed, because MI5 have clever algorithms to identify people who were never previously suspected.

But subtle, crazy nightmares like Minority Report, where we are invited to accept the Precrime bureau's activities as normal, are perhaps more insightful than the excited reports on sci-fi technology becoming sci-fi fact.

"I was delighted to have been invited to accept the post of chancellor at Heriot-Watt and will bring to the position the experience of 36 years of university life, from being an undergraduate to a doctoral student, from research worker on short-term contract through to lecturer and then professor," said Lady Greenfield.

Though quite how he managed to recall with such precision Bacon's table talk, in the aftershock of lunches that invariably began with several bottles of champagne and ended in the derelict small hours, is one of those miracles of journalistic transcription that readers are invited to accept as an act of faith.

The new prime minister went on to tell Carrington and Whitelaw that those who were pressing the government to help the Vietnamese boat people "should be invited to accept one into their homes" and she asked if they could not simply be "shifted from one warehouse in Hong Kong to another in the UK".

Perhaps its most sharply political quality, however, is that its central character is a woman (played by Maxine Peake) who holds together the geography and architecture of the play, whose domestic and sexual arrangements the audience is invited to accept and not to judge, and who is, in a sense "everyman".

All residents aged 45-64 years were invited to take part and 80% accepted [ 20].

New Yorker events are always a treat, so when I heard Editor-in-Chief David Remnick was hosting a panel featuring the magazine's younger generation of cartoonists a couple weeks back, It was an easy invite to accept.

Instead customers are invited to either accept or decline.

In October 2009, Sánchez was awarded Columbia University's "Maria Moors Cabot prize" and was invited to New York to accept the award.

I've been exploring, saying yes to almost anything I'm invited to and accepting any food or drink offered.