Sentence examples for inviting feeling from inspiring English sources

Then they added the furniture, fabric, hardware, light fixtures and wallpaper that would create the warm, inviting feeling they wanted.

Fire place in every room, wool stitched rugs (also made at the factory), shelves filled with books, colorful retro lamps and comfortable armchairs, all to give you that inviting feeling of a space where you can watch your favorite movie, read your book or just make you want to sip that warm chocolate drink while it is snowing or raining outside.

"The fashion, music and art really set the tone for more technical content, and give our whole platform a softer and more inviting feeling," she adds.

"That was the first time we knew we had a Stickley," says Mr. Krasney, whose wife, Josephine, had fallen in love with the home's warm and inviting feeling.

A light beige or tan plush or possibly a soft Berber makes the rooms look larger and adds a warm inviting feeling.

By inviting these feelings of transference and countertransference into the session, Dr Mann personally believes that both therapist and patient are able to have more productive and revelationary therapy.

If you do, you're inviting inappropriate feelings of infidelity (if you have a new boyfriend) and setting yourself up for a "relapse" and possible heartbreak.

The third most frequent code was atmosphere/sense of welcome – e.g., how inviting the library feels, feelings of "stress in the air". This code was applied to just over 8% of the requests.

Have I hurt your feelings?" inviting the other person to let go of his suffering.

A post-interview personalised letter or email will be sent, thanking the participant for their time, enquiring how they have been feeling and inviting them to get in touch should any issue arise in relation to the interview.

As first reported by the Salt Lake Tribune, he began inviting those who were feeling down or having problems at school to join him for outings to get hamburgers or pizza and just talk.