Sentence examples for inviting story from inspiring English sources

As the teasing, beautiful medical student who can peer into Will's soul as easily as she can tell a dirty joke, Minnie Driver adds further charm to an already wise, inviting story.

Her former husband said he was in Jamaica when the paper ran that highly risky story inviting the suspects to sue if they were not the killers.

Nothing in this book is more farfetched than the premise that it's Tanny herself telling us her story, inviting total strangers to spend 244 pages inside her mind — a place that was off-limits even to her closest friends.

But when Stephen Kovacevich played the work on Thursday, it felt as if he were whispering a bedtime story, inviting the audience to share memories almost too private to reveal.

Second the producers are adept at occasionally making the show itself the story – inviting Nick Griffin in 2009 earned it yards of column inches and a record audience of 7.9 million.

Perhaps the supposedly runaway success of Huawei-3Com is a portent, making 3Com an inviting turnaround investment story and enhancing EZchip as a supplier.

When I sat in my living room, watching my son's face as he laughed at the cartoons on TV, I would think to myself, My child knows nothing about the world's brutality, so why am I inviting this dark story into our house?

These headlines sit uneasily next to stories inviting readers to leer at former child stars in bikinis who are, the second they hit 16, apparently "all grown up".

Indeed, "relying on complicated financial models can damage stories, inviting endless debates about assumptions and making it difficult to relate meaningful arguments to senior managers".

In the village of Barnstable, close to where the Pilgrim Fathers arrived from England in the Mayflower in 1620, the Beechwood Inn has a more inviting ghost story to tell.

Ransome's inviting watercolors emphasize the story's theme of togetherness, helping to transcend its sorrows.