Sentence examples for inviting images from inspiring English sources

The Pioneer Woman blog, with its plein-air shots of ranch life, anthropomorphized animals, adorable children, and bright, glistening food, puts one in mind of a glossy lifestyle magazine with minimal text and colorful, inviting images.

According to these inviting images, Onival Sur Mer has a "Magnifique Plage de Sable," and it's always "Sunny at Howth" (a seaside suburb of Dublin).

That inviting image inspired generations of bikers.

Each week in 2009, The New York Times introduced such individuals in sound and images, inviting ordinary people to tell their extraordinary stories -- their passions and problems, relationships and routines, vocations and obsessions.

Earlier this year he ordered the removal of a large mural that allegedly depicted pro-labor images, inviting criticism from many union advocates around the nation.

The first is whether search engines are, in subtle ways, inviting people to copy images.

Press, including us, received an invitation this morning (see ticket image above) inviting them to a Hollywood event next week hosted by music services Lala and iLike.

Urging teenage girls to rate parts of their bodies was inviting an unhealthy body image, said Ms Bawdon.

He also constructed his public image by inviting carefully selected film-makers to spend time with him during his rare trips to the front lines.

Sexualizing a model's image by inviting the viewer to animate her, and thus implicating the viewer in the lady's pleasure, is an extremely sophisticated use of online video for e-commerce.

Even an attempt by Mr. Steinbrück to change that image by inviting undecided voters to his home for a personal talk backfired earlier this week when the media began reporting that the family of a person in Lower Saxony that was selected from 150 candidates included an active member of the party's local branch.