Sentence examples for inviting edge from inspiring English sources

The magazine now has an inviting edge of criticism that does not spare established poets — and lively complaints from some loyalists that its 100-year-old mission is being compromised in a populist vs. elitist squeeze.

Halfway along the wall's length, a ladder and a sloping ramp leads straight to the water's edge, inviting a dip with its clear shade of deep blue.

Though the change seemed curious, it closed a loophole that had allowed college coaches to gain a recruiting edge by inviting middle school players to private camps.

His first was when he controlled Crawford's inviting pass on the edge of the box but fired over.

Chanoodle, 79 Mulberry Street between Canal and Bayard Streets, 212-349-1495, is "a bright and inviting restaurant on the western edge of Chinatown," Eric Asimov of The Times said in a 2004 review; in other words, it's right near the Museum of Chinese in the Americas.

This gives the pond a "natural" edge, which will be inviting to the wildlife in your area.

Cornell was finally beaten by Higginbotham's bending shot following Doolan's inviting lay-off on the right-hand edge of the box.

A basket of fruit perches unsteadily on the edge of the table, as though inviting the viewer to move forward.

The ensemble bears watching: its playing in the Scarlatti had both an admirable transparency and the slightly tart edge that makes Baroque playing so inviting.

Giphy opens up a tab every Friday at a revolving bar, inviting employees and their friends to take the edge off.

I have what I have always believed was a nicely modulated baritone, perhaps riddled a little around the edges by tobacco and Scotch, but inviting nonetheless.