Sentence examples for inviting an from inspiring English sources
Should they stay at the site, inviting an attention-getting confrontation with the police?
One minute she was inviting an audience member onstage so she could sample his birdlike whistling.
At the Heye Center it is inescapably Native American, automatically inviting an ethnic reading.
The landscape she describes is bleak and atmospheric, inviting an affinity with dark powers.
When the jailer departs, he leaves the dungeon door open a crack, as if inviting an escape.
They also admit that inviting an army of hungry dogs into the studio was a bold move.
Each is a concentrated world, inviting an exhilarating closeness of response: why does this line come first?
Hogan's grandmother forbade her from inviting an African American girl schoolmate and fellow athlete to her birthday party.
Urging teenage girls to rate parts of their bodies was inviting an unhealthy body image, said Ms Bawdon.
Swimming against this tide can be dangerous, inviting an extended stay in an embassy or transit lounge.
Most important, is it possible for the government to applaud the independent-minded thinking that marks both of their rises without inviting an interrogation of the regime's legitimacy?
