Sentence examples for inviting intelligent from inspiring English sources
Oliver has a similarly inviting intelligent audacity.
Despite Ms. Puri's inviting, intelligent presence and the novelty of her approach, the work, in all its theatrical exposition, felt overbearing.
Wary, wise, inviting, intelligent, concerned — all the necessary contradictions of human character shine.
An article in The New York Times in April 1981 looked at a "grouper" party, in which people answered a classified ad inviting "Friendly, attractive, intelligent, professional people, men 28-40, women 26-35," to come to a party and vie for acceptance in a summer house.
Here are three favorite spots, offering good food, attentive, intelligent service and inviting atmospheres that encourage, if not romance, a cozy kind of joie de vivre.
After 9/11, the ambitions for such screening grew exponentially and the newly founded Department of Homeland Security began inviting computer companies to develop intelligent systems that could "mine" data on individuals, whizzing round state, private and public databases to establish what kind of person was buying the ticket.
Todenhöfer, who spoke by phone to HuffPost on Dec. 31, said the Islamic State might be starting to "think propaganda will always be propaganda, not a high degree of credibility, and inviting journalists is probably more intelligent than beheading journalists".
We should lead students to better understand a scientific concept by inviting them to wear the skins of intelligent skeptics.
His reviews feel as if he's inviting you into a conversation; he makes you feel more intelligent and is never condescending.
Mignocchi, who is a reigning world junior team champion, made an intelligent cue-bid of six clubs with the North hand, inviting seven diamonds.
