Sentence examples similar to inviting envy from inspiring English sources
She is contained but not reserved; her good manners are a form of non-friction, intended to preëmpt envy while inviting contact.
Indeed, his style has probably been as responsible as his "good war" subjects for inviting accusations of soldier envy and machismo.
When you call something Angel's Envy, you're inviting mockery and sowing the seeds of disappointment, because you've basically promised nothing less than liquid rapture: heaven on the rocks.
He will be able to point to Moscow's prosperity, inviting the rest of Russia to emulate it, not envy it.
Such expeditions are the envy of American cooks, especially at this time, when ripe, fresh seasonal produce seems particularly inviting.
THE hot season is at hand and with it the season for envying that neighbor with a tall, cool drink in his hand as he sits in a beach chair next to his big, inviting backyard pool.
It looks pretty inviting".
