Sentence examples for inviting the idea from inspiring English sources
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.
He should also put aside the idea of inviting the Likud leader, Ariel Sharon, into a national unity coalition.
The idea of inviting the foreign news media into the tightly closed capital appears to have come from Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, who announced it on television.
Yet he might conceivably have approved of the idea of inviting the audience to sit amid the action, tweet their responses @RomanTragedies and make use of the mobile charging points provided at the side of the stage.
While she was at Young & Rubicam in the late 1950's, she worked on an airline account and had the idea of inviting "the most American of poets" to participate in a commercial.
She oozes emotion and drive, balancing ethos, logos and pathos, and inviting the listener into her ideas.
While such methods can help arts organizations interact with the public, they seem dull compared with ideas like inviting the audience to sing with the professionals in musicals, view their own drawings on museum walls, or stand in for Keanu Reeves (as they do in the interactive stage show "Point Break Live").
We've issued a call for white papers, inviting the scientific community to submit ideas.
Each episode during the whole-class discussion began with an open teacher question, inviting the students to share their ideas.
ElSaffar's expansion of that idea reveals something new, but it's telling how rich and inviting the music remains.
