Sentence examples for invites a response from inspiring English sources

It is a faith, and a new life that invites a response.

A statement such as, "The reason I think you've done such a good job…" or, "How did you get that beautiful effect with ink alone?" invites a response and extends the encounter.

And by virtue of the conditions of stillness and dimmed light that obtain here, the room invites a response of quiet, reverential seriousness.

This inquiry almost always invites a response along the lines of, "I just so love New York," which, as a D.C. resident, strikes me as a bit odd.

The call-handler uses an open formulation which invites a response from the caller in their own words 'Um and how would you describe your ethnicity?' (line 1).

To propose, as I did [ 1], a paradigm shift in our thinking about ideal etiologic and intervention studies in what we take to be the essence of each of these is to say something that inherently invites a response from any critical teacher of epidemiological research.

The intemperate accusations levelled by the President's aides seemed to invite a response in kind.

Obama warned the Assad regime last year that the use of chemical weapons would amount to the breach of a red line that would invite a response.

In an act worthy of the best traditions of American journalism, Al Jazeera invited a response to Mr. bin Laden from an American official, Christopher Ross, a former ambassador to Syria and Algeria.

A couple of weeks back, I blogged a personal awards-style "nominations" list of the best of the year in various categories and invited a response, vaguely thinking it might be possible to boil down some results.

QUESTION FROM PATRICIA: What advice might Grossman give to those of us in the diaspora who must answer to professional colleagues from Palestinian or other Arab cultures who invite a response to the legitimacy of a Jewish state?