Sentence examples similar to inviting oneself from inspiring English sources

Carrying a box of what resemble cannon balls would be inviting trouble, while arming oneself with a crossbow and a quiver full of arrows would be clearly suicidal.

Kristeva sees in the ethics of psychoanalysis, premised on self-division, being strange to oneself, the possibility of establishing an ethical relation to alterity, inviting it into our political bonds (and warding off the most virulent forms of abjection).

A public dissent from denial is a strategic choice to identify oneself with an issue and to shine a spotlight on it, inviting future petitioners to knock on the court's door with similar cases.

Sound inviting?

Sounds inviting.

It looks pretty inviting".

Gilbert writes of the "postmodern pastorals," which, rather than inviting us to indulge in rivers of chocolate, create a fantasy of simple self-sufficiency wherein one never eats anything one hasn't grown or at least cooked oneself, in an imagined recreation of the lifestyle of great-grandmothers.

So far, so inviting.

She's inviting it.

That's inviting.

It seemed inviting.