Sentence examples for inviting into the from inspiring English sources

It's a ritual, and you need to be brave and respectful and sometimes get out of the way of whatever it is that you're inviting into the room.

Who am I inviting into the conversation?

The first question asked about "Anything further the study team could have done to assist in patient recruitment"; the second asked the GP to estimate the total number of patients they recalled inviting into the study.

By inviting outsiders into the investigation, the Sheriff's Department would share an embarrassing internal problem with outside agencies.

The forward swept an inviting cross into the six-yard box for the unmarked Sardinero to convert at close-range, despite Pickford's best efforts.

However, after closer examination, there seems to be several weaknesses with a dynamic consent approach; among others the risk of inviting people into the therapeutic misconception as well as individualizing the ethical review of research projects.

She had none of the old snobbery against the new rich, inviting them into the inner sanctum of philanthropy.

According to the Soho Rep announcement the play involves "inviting audiences into the apartment of a witty octogenarian offering a funny and savage portrait of cultured life".

The monumental white spire of Christ Church Spitalfields, one of London's finest baroque churches, designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor, stands on the corner, inviting you into the slanting corridor behind.

Could he imagine inviting tents into the cathedral when the weather gets cold?

He wants to write". Could he imagine inviting tents into the cathedral when the weather gets cold?