Sentence examples for inviting attitude from inspiring English sources

This requires an open and inviting attitude between all involved actors.

Maintain good posture and have a slight natural inviting smile and attitude.

The vivid, practically lime-green color for the logo suggests an inviting and optimistic attitude that fits well with the alliance's Web site, which is called wecansolveit.org.org

She will not be inviting in her attitudes and will protect her chasteness".

When I reach out to the crew in November to ask if I could follow them around San Antonio for a night, they agree immediately, inviting me to "Deconstructed Attitude"—a DJ set by LEDEF and TonePadron at Hi-Tones, a divey venue that claims to have invented the pickle shot.

Item 13 Empathy The doctor's attitude is inviting and shows his concern for the patient.

But, we're kids at heart that love rock and pop so our music tends to value basic elements of accessibility: clear and succinct motives and melodies, thematic playing which develops in an easily traceable way, a non-aggressive attitude which is inviting and inclusive rather than ugly and exclusive, lyricism, and brevity (most of the tracks are three minutes or under).

But the bar's Latin-American theme makes the hands-off attitude seem fitting, even inviting.

Though rather inviting an emphasis on politics and attitude at the expense of music, no? "Well, I suppose it could be interpreted that way, because that's how it more or less ended up.

His attitude of forgiveness - even inviting his jailers to his inauguration - was remarkable.

Attitudes towards the general practitioner actively inviting consanguineous couples for a preconception consultation ('good'/'beneficial'/'discriminatory'/'interfering'/'frightening') were assessed by using a five-point response scale (totally disagree (1)–totally agree (5), (Cronbach's alpha 0.79).