Sentence examples for inviting that it from inspiring English sources

All of Jim Woodring's glorious Frank stories are so terribly inviting that it is difficult to pick just one.

But his story of the colorful boom-and-bust 20th-century history of the Australian wine industry is so warm and inviting that it may inspire readers to seek out a glass of good, cool-climate Aussie riesling.

Make the book so inviting that it practically reads itself.

It is so texturally inviting that I played it on loop for three straight days.

Don't try to shame us into inviting that catastrophe upon ourselves here.

By inviting that lot, plus Mexico, South Africa, Indonesia, South Korea and Australia, the Japanese were able to bring together the bulk of the world's greenhouse-gas emitters.

· Surprising to see in the Daily Telegraph an advertisement from a famous London club inviting that newspaper's readers to contemplate the benefits of joining.

I realized that by not inviting that person, I was showing myself to be selfish and uncaring.

This is a pie so crumbly, so inviting that I've mused, no, fantasised about its splendour many times since waking today.

The tub setup was so inviting that I took two baths (and I never take baths).

The list, in full, is so extravagant and inviting that, for me, it served as a kind of mental eating map during a recent road trip through Burma, now called Myanmar by the authoritarian government.