Sentence examples for inviting perhaps from inspiring English sources

Returning in late fall, I found the formerly bustling streets chilly and silent -- not as inviting, perhaps, but more in keeping with the intimations of its macabre history that I had been reading about in guidebooks.

The story is told through a combination of Bluebell's written journal entries and transcripts of the video she is shooting, a gimmick that gives the action a sense of immediacy and makes the page inviting, perhaps, for reluctant readers.

Returning in late fall, I found the formerly bustling streets chilly and silent — not as inviting, perhaps, but more in keeping with the intimations of its macabre history that I had been reading about in guidebooks.

They hope to making stairs more pleasant and inviting, perhaps by adding art or music.

In combining two journals, we are swimming against the tide of ever-proliferating new journals, a point remarked by Gregory Petsko in a Comment [ 2] written for us to mark the occasion and in which, with the verve and effrontery with which regular readers of his column in our sister journal Genome Biology will be familiar, he deplores such proliferation - inviting, perhaps, dissent.

Which is one way of inviting them, perhaps.

But I'm hoping that something will come along that will really interest me and the people who are inviting me perhaps to join them are aware of what they're getting and they're getting what they want".

A caress which would be inviting and perhaps amusing in actual fact, may become rude and revolting if committed to paper.

This was an inviting gesture and perhaps a concession to the sparseness of the audience.

Today China suggested that the Security Council talk directly to the Iraqi leadership, perhaps inviting Mr. Aziz to a New York meeting.

Titles remain fresh in his mind; "Bad Boy" catalogs many, perhaps inviting today's young readers to look at them.