Sentence examples for inviting like from inspiring English sources

The surface looks like armor, but in many spots it's actually squishily inviting, like a beanbag chair.

Even the bar snacks are inviting, like crunchy pork skins with a dip of honey and red wine vinegar ($5).

The best of the record is fast and loud, howling and inviting, like an early '60s R&B band with rabies.

"Miss Ghost," a song worthy of Bob Dylan, is sleek and inviting, like the specter of the former lover he sings about.

THE ROOMS The modern décor was spare but inviting, like the crash pad of a young tech lobbyist who's rarely home.

The self-driving A2 also offers other conceptual features that may or may not be inviting, like full Wi-Fi capability to keep the driver wired during those long hours whiled away in traffic, as well as a touch pad that takes over other baleful tasks, like flashing one's high beams, operating the windshield wipers and finding a decent radio station.

"This will become a base place for patriots from all over the country," he said, inviting like-minded people to bring their weapons and join up.

In a sense, the shift to the south is taking the spirit of the original NGO pioneers and inviting like-minded individuals in other parts of the world to take up the same battles, but this time on their own turf – and still with the backing of the organisations in the north.

So in early September she pasted a notice on the door of her dorm inviting like-minded Bobcats to come to a meeting of the OU College Libertarians.

By inviting like-minded souls together who can hold a singular vision for, say, peace in a certain region, can peace then be experienced in that region?

Charming little St. Martinville is a quiet place, so I was surprised to happen upon an inviting cottage-like restaurant called St .John.