Sentence examples for inviting further from inspiring English sources

When they are separated, strange, often geological textures result, inviting further fiddling.

Abraham Lincoln, in his second Inaugural address, invoked God, but he did so in a spirit of humility, questioning his own certitude and thus inviting further questioning.

Luckily, Amy has now replaced both Daves with a bloke she met on a wargame website, although you have to wonder if she's inviting further trouble.

The inevitable chorus of voices crying out for "a period of stability" sadly misses the point: we aren't at that place in our history, and trying to impose inertia on those fluid times may only be inviting further discord.

The results of the consultation are eight proposed principles for the industry to follow, with the OFT inviting further responses from parents and stakeholders by 21 November before final versions are published early in 2014.

Once we have that shortlist, I'll read each book in turn, at the rate of roughly one a week, and post reviews inviting further discussion, argument, and ideally a bit of praise and a lot of love.

Along with sending parents the research report, they received a questionnaire asking for further recommendations, their alternative ideas, and inviting their further involvement.

"Maarten Kloos of ARCAM introduced the term 'glimpse'; he gave it a poetic interpretation and called it 'the future of the future', as something that hints to the future life of the city, reveals some of it, but is open and inviting to further exploration".

A summary of these comments was presented back to the participant, inviting any further comments using reflective and normalising statements where appropriate to elicit problem-solving.

About half the population would need inviting for further assessment if age, BMI and waist circumference cut-off points were used for risk prestratification (Strategy 3), and this strategy would identify 74% of incident diabetes.

Understanding how a person moves from step to step (discovery, dialogue, struggle, and arrival or disconnection) in each of the spheres of experience, and especially in the spiritual sphere is a part of the model not yet well delineated and inviting of further description.