Sentence examples for inviting no from inspiring English sources

He tells us, inviting no questions, that all the cliches about Caligula are true: he was constantly "amused" by humiliating, torturing and killing other people, especially the elite class of men who would otherwise threaten his own power.

This pleasant seaside city of fishing boats and old adobes is inviting no matter what the season, but when the sun is out and the bay is a sparkly, deep blue, Monterey begs to be explored on foot.

In 1966 when Mr. Bochner was beginning his New York career, Minimalism was cresting and he counted among his role models Donald Judd, Carl Andre and Frank Stella, all of whom produced abstract but irreducibly solid objects that they liked to think of as anti-illusionistic: just physical things, just there, inviting no messy subjective responses.

Your poetry collection is called No Art – an inviting no entry sign… It is the title of a poem at the end of the book, which is a defence of feeling in poetry, and talks about love being more avant garde than shame.

In spite of Pac-Man's best efforts to seem inviting, no one came to keep him company.

Twenty-six GPs (28%) reported inviting no patients.

And all along both the horn and the bridge, you'll find dozens of inviting, no-name bars.

The danger was real when Chris Burden had a friend shoot him in the arm with a rifle, but subtler in a 1973 performance by Barbara T. Smith, in which the artist, nude and alone, received visitors one by one, inviting interaction, no prohibitions imposed.

Eshmanfaults AIPAC for inviting Trump "with no additional comment, no caveats, no reproach".

And the building lacked a public presence, with no inviting front entrance and an undistinguished facade.

I don't ever remember sitting there to eat a lunchtime sandwich; it had no inviting air.