Sentence examples for inviting idea from inspiring English sources

"The Sounds of Early Morning" sets up an inviting idea about the danger of sound, but keeps it descriptive without pushing it to another place.

It's an inviting idea that appeals to the basic reductionism in human beings.

I spent quite a lot of time inviting ideas about what might be the ideal structure for the future".

Showusabetterway.com is inviting ideas for re-uses of public sector information, and offering £20,000 to help the best one become reality.

Feechan was a successful knitwear designer with 20 years' experience when she received an email from Scottish Enterprise inviting ideas for a cycling or mountain biking business.

An example is the idea of inviting ideas from SMEs that are not part of the main delivery, but which could lead to savings, efficiency improvements, etc, then selecting the best ideas and funding the SMEs to develop them.

"So we have been talking to users about the problems they face when they read or work with our documents – and we have been inviting ideas from experts on how to solve these challenges".

NHLBI Director Gary Gibbons has posted a video inviting ideas.

Below is a brief excerpt in which Dave and Wendy describe the impact of leaders who listen, learn and build up their colleagues by inviting ideas, as opposed to leaders who lead at the expense of colleagues by habitually demonstrating indifference to employees or finding fault with others in order to heroize themselves.

In addition, this alternative view captures the centrality of the notion of a wrong without inviting the idea that the wrongs that fall within the domain of tort law must exhibit some of the normatively significant features of battery or trespass.

It's a process of inviting your idea to show you what it can be, rather than trying to force a fit between your resources and your ideas.