Sentence examples for inviting quite from inspiring English sources
Yet now you have the text actually inviting quite openly the participation of corporations.
"The people I was inviting were quite nervous about speaking on a stage in a hall, but they were really interesting creative people who could do all kinds of stuff.
Still, they're quite inviting compared with the contents marked "BAG OF PLASTERS, BANDAGES, SANITARY PAD".
Especially in the wake of the January freeze, a sheltered pedestrian network sounds quite inviting.
A well-dressed, well-groomed woman takes a table at a sidewalk cafe and speaks to the waitress, slowly, searching for exactly the right words: "I'd like something -- something warm but yet quite inviting.
They've created something that looks edgy and futuristic, but feels quite inviting once you get past your perception that Facebook belongs buried in an app.
Yet while Mapplethorpe's images are often shocking, Ritts' are quite inviting.
But Margie is a connoisseur of opera so what the heck, a short recital in an exquisite jewel box of a setting was quite inviting.
As I climbed the grand Romanesque revival staircase, I had to pause midway on the landing, which featured a chair, a console and a sculpture -- all of which were quite inviting.
"Artists with galleries can also behave quite badly, inviting people around to the studio and selling work at half price".
Givenchy led the way – quite literally – by inviting 1,200 fashion students to the brand's show.
