Sentence examples for inviting that the from inspiring English sources

Even when she is portrayed in the company of Augustus, her cleavage is so inviting that the emperor cannot help gazing down into it.

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.

"I'm looking forward to inviting that young lady back to the first game and letting her know I'm not the guy she thought I was when I kicked the can".

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

There is a sexual dimension to "inviting that in".

In addition, this alternative view captures the centrality of the notion of a wrong without inviting the idea that the wrongs that fall within the domain of tort law must exhibit some of the normatively significant features of battery or trespass.

It's not just that they are making mischief with the blindfolded young woman from the audience who is asked to hurl knives at the inviting target that is the 6-foot-6-inch, 274-pound Penn Jillette.

(In an image reversal, America Online's Steven M. Case was the one with the necktie, Time Warner's Gerald M. Levin the one without, inviting speculation that the $165 billion purchase price had included his tie).

The attack followed the same pattern as the deadly explosions of July 7th, inviting speculation that the operations were planned by the same person.

The ministers are really inviting speculation that the UK government has something to hide".

In one he holds out hope that the "disappeared" journal may eventually reappear (inviting the speculation that the journal is in fact, and may always have been, in his hands).