Sentence examples for inviting notion from inspiring English sources

Tea in the garden is an inviting notion on a balmy afternoon in late spring.

It is an inviting notion but a difficult one to bear in mind while following the color-coded score, which inevitably puts the stress on compositional technique.

He later stated in an interview that he was unsure if the evidence was true, inviting the notion that the party was banned because of its increasing chances of winning seats in the July 1995 parliamentary elections.

So are nonprofit organizations, those conducting surveys or polls, and companies with whom the person called has an "established business relationship" — all notions inviting elastic interpretation.

What the Cubans loved, however, was the notion of inviting Americans to learn more about their culture and dispel what they felt were misperceptions about Cuban people.

In 1819, the music publisher Anton Diabelli had the clever notion of inviting 50 composers to produce variations on the same simple waltz.

I had toyed with the notion of inviting Ms. Biziou as well, but she was in Florida taking care of her 95-year-old mother, who had broken her ankle after a chair-yoga class.

Lesbians and gay men have accepted a fake, highly limited liberation which involves spending and sponsorship, and embraces the notion of inviting church and state back into our relationships (preferably monogamous, with mortgages and babies).

While the EBU said Australia's participation was a "one off" event, it did not rule out the notion of inviting a different guest nation each year in future contests.

The notion of inviting city workers as guests is not mentioned in the e-mail messages until Aug. 7, 2008, and only then in response to an inquiry from a reporter.

Be prepared to drop the notion of inviting your ex if it seems likely to create deep anxiety for your spouse-to-be and is likely to ruin his or her wedding experience.