Sentence examples for inviting distinguished from inspiring English sources
EVERY year, the Cato Institute hosts a conference on monetary policy, inviting distinguished academics, policymakers, and journalists to present their views on a wide range of questions.
The idea of inviting distinguished performers to realize the concerts of their dreams, no holds barred, is too good to lose.
He set out to change the school's research climate by inviting distinguished mathematicians including Paul Erdős, whom Ross made a full professor.
The show offers several answers to the question, inviting us to distinguish between different degrees of authenticity.
The facade requirement focuses on the creation of "visual noise" to help birds distinguish inviting sky from unwelcoming wall by the making glass less reflective and more textured and/or opaque.
But neither proponents nor opponents of neutral monism have been careful to distinguish them, thus inviting needless confusions.
They shrewdly saw that inviting hobos to their town was a way to distinguish themselves from other developing communities.
The magic of "Beasts of the Southern Wild" is that it does not worry too much about distinguishing among the elements of this quest, or inviting the viewer to sort them into different levels of meaning.
It looks pretty inviting".
