Sentence examples similar to inviting logic from inspiring English sources
Even had Boyle not been famous there would be a logic to inviting her to sing at the mass.
Indeed, the very logic of inviting Turkey to join Europe was not to encourage its citizens to migrate there but to accelerate a process of domestic reform.
The BBC and ITV have set out their logic for not inviting the DUP to their UK-wide election debates.
As all shows must, this one has to be a sort of valentine to its main subjects -- hard to imagine the logic of spending oodles, inviting everyone to your party and then confessing the food and music are so-so.
The same kind of sector-specific logic could be used for inviting people to the event as in the Delphi and scenario studies.
That theory received even more dramatic expression in the Schlesinger-Mayer Department Store (later Carson Pirie Scott) in Chicago (1898 1904), in which the towered corner marked the climax of the logic of the steel frame and the entrance was made inviting with rich, naturalistic ornament.
Inviting a stranger into our home in the middle of the night defies logic.
One might expect that its constant and often sudden changes would be disquieting, but Mr. Joneleit imposes a logic on his parade of sounds that keeps the piece both surprising and inviting.
It looks pretty inviting".
