Sentence examples for inviting closer from inspiring English sources

In highlighting a range of civil society sources to support his claims, and inviting closer scrutiny from his foreign critics, he injected a degree of objectivity into the debate that Georgian politics has lacked.

But the Airbnb phenomenon that is driving record numbers of tourists to certain destinations is not just irking the more traditional holiday operators, it is also inviting closer analysis of the company's business model.

But the next phase of his political development presents an even more intriguing storyline — as well as inviting closer scrutiny — as he discovers whether it is a blessing or a curse to embark on a presidential race carrying so many expectations.

Whether or not we're undergoing an epidemic of bullying — a point of debate in the media — behavior that was once met with a shrug and an attitude of "kids will be kids" is now inviting closer examination.

Inviting close friends or relatives to a destination wedding (a pricey one, at that) is better than leaving them off the list.

Including some 150 objects from the pre-dynastic to the Roman period, the show is cleverly tucked into one of the museum's more intimate spaces, inviting close inspection.

In inviting close tribal cooperation, the museum board sought to ease long-running grievances by adopting a repatriation policy in 1991 so human remains and sacred material could be returned to the tribes, as well as objects illegally obtained in the Indian wars.

McLane recommends inviting close friends to wear a special accessory or recite a speech or poem during the ceremony so that they feel included, without all the stress or coordinating dresses, pre-wedding activities and other traditional obligations of bridal parties.

look after your guests, make sure they know where the bathroom is, etc. don't invite too many friends, inviting your closest friends is normally best.

But Come Be My Light: The Private Writings of the 'Saint of Calcutta', to be released next Tuesday by Doubleday, collects her thoughts in one place for the first time, inviting a closer review of her life 10 years after her death.

Meanwhile, in social markets people help and share with one another out of kindness: imagine inviting a close friend to your house for dinner.