Sentence examples for inviting about it from inspiring English sources

The Brahms Trio in B (Op. 8), which closed the concerts, was necessarily weightier, but what the Angell players seemed to find most inviting about it was its lyricism and a current of playfulness that remains hidden in most performances.

Thanks to the Beatminerz, there is something inviting about Enta da Stage, despite its confrontational lyrics".

Or "Sheer Drop" – there's something just gleefully informative and inviting about all of them.

"There's something very desirable and inviting about car ads," he says.

It is a measure of CNN's strategic confusion that in March of 2002 Isaacson held a full-day retreat in Atlanta, inviting about forty senior CNN executives.

There's nothing inviting about the dingy bar, but there's nothing obviously attractive about Joe, either (they're made for each other), which is partly what makes him intriguing from the get go.

The next month, Romney successfully fought back against legislators seeking to pass a retroactive capital-gains tax, by inviting about a dozen nonwealthy citizens to a news conference to describe how the new tax bill would upend their lives.

The N.C.A.A. has run a mock selection committee in February in Indianapolis, inviting about two dozen journalists from around the country to replicate the process as closely as possible.

Yesterday, the museum mailed letters inviting about 100 board members, prospective financial supporters and prominent New Yorkers to a "small exhibition" of the museum's plans and a dinner in honor of Mr. Gehry on April 18.

Mr. Lo loaded some wedding pictures and a small suitcase of clothing into the trunk of his Mercedes-Benz but otherwise had made no preparations for a fire, aside from inviting about 20 firefighters to use his shower.

There is something so scary and inviting about their muted, cold-blood tunes.