Sentence examples for inviting compared from inspiring English sources

Still, they're quite inviting compared with the contents marked "BAG OF PLASTERS, BANDAGES, SANITARY PAD".

I'm not sure I agree with Mark that the spot's décor is "inviting" — compared to Stone Barns' warm wood and seasonally-oriented palate, De Kas seems a bit cold.

From the hill in the garden, the city's flattened skyline appears gray and crowded, not particularly inviting compared with the monastery's rambling trees and gardens.

The same was true of puffy blouses in crisp cotton or silk that spilled off one shoulder, and looked gentle and inviting compared with some of the ugly and overwrought clothes we've seen in the last two weeks.

It is not intrinsically inviting but compared with the surrounding gridiron of narrow sidewalks it is practically an oasis.

By actually pinning down what she wants to examine, the artist exposes it to deeper scrutiny, inviting viewers to compare their histories to her own.

The company is marketing turbocharging more aggressively these days, inviting customers to compare a six-cylinder BMW with a four-cylinder Saab turbo.

Mitchell opted not to oblige the French journalist inviting him to compare his new-look Blacks with a vibrant Beaujolais Nouveau but, by the 2003 World Cup, the signs are he may have a seriously good side at his disposal.

"Pork out!" suggests Mr. del Toro in his introduction to the set, and it's hard not to, with all the buttons inviting you to compare the visuals to Simeon Wilkins's storyboards or to visit the set on the day selected scenes were shot.

By comparing your daughter to others, you are inviting her to always compare herself to everyone who crosses her path.

They suggest that strategies preselecting patients for risk assessment may reduce staff time and prevent more new cases within available resources, compared with inviting everyone.