Sentence examples for inviting of the from inspiring English sources

The thing about Kirk that makes him a great leader is that while he is open and inviting of the opinions of others, he's ultimately decisive, smart, and insatiably curious.

At first, it seems the most inviting of the southern states: it has a Democratic governor, after all, and is Al Gore's home turf.

Stylehive, arguably the most colorful and inviting of the social shopping sites, is Mr. Carrier's first try at the retail online world.

How can organizations harness this novelty, how can they be not only supportive, but also inviting of this novelty without suffering the consequences?

The group leaders were mainly responsible for the inviting of family caregivers to the intervention and the communication with the study researchers.

Under quality-of-life improvements, consider the sleek, inviting interior of the business class section of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

He'd always enjoyed writing about May, with its confidence of daylight, the inviting lassitude of the sea. . . .

Recruitment of the patient group was undertaken by inviting members of the Research User Group at the Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre and previous participants in a Centre study, to join the group.

In February 1660 Monck reversed Pride's Purge, inviting all of the secluded members of the Long Parliament to return to their seats under army protection.

The Queen is to commemorate the liberation of Auschwitz by inviting survivors of the Nazi death camps to a reception at St James's Palace.

Might you consider inviting one of the writers from the list to read and discuss one of the stories from the archive?