Sentence examples similar to inviting obstacles from inspiring English sources

So over a few sweltering days last week, I trekked to 10 stores in search of the pair that might speak to me, or for me — inviting enough to not be an obstacle to conversation, shaped in a way that flattered my face, and sure, good at blocking the sun, as if I would ever go out in the sun.

Hume's archaic terminology is occasionally an obstacle to appreciating his analysis, inviting conflicting readings of his position.

Finally, at the NATO summit in London earlier this month, the Western powers lifted a major obstacle when they agreed to terminate the adversarial character of the alliance, inviting the Warsaw Pact to sign a nonaggression statement and inviting Mr. Gorbachev to Brussels.

Inviting him to dinner, they told him about the racist jokes, derogatory comments, and overt and covert obstacles that they and others had faced at Inland.

Sound inviting?

Sounds inviting.

It looks pretty inviting".

With its inviting undertones, the phrase has "really resonated with so many women who supposedly live in a post-feminist age and yet find that there are obstacles," said Jennifer Scanlon, professor of gender and women's studies at Bowdoin College.

So far, so inviting.

She's inviting it.

It seemed inviting.