Sentence examples for inviting the reader from inspiring English sources

He is wonderful on place, forever turning doorknobs, real and imaginary, and inviting the reader in.

(Like most Seuss parents, her face remains hidden, as if inviting the reader to fill in the blank).

The sections of the three narratives alternate, inviting the reader not only to make connections between them, but to sense the characters' separateness.

Ronson ends the chapter by describing what followed when he was left alone at one point with the money -- implicitly inviting the reader to judge his choice.

In the brave new world of journalism, I think there are virtues to openly acknowledging what I don't know and inviting the reader on the journey of discovery with me.

Here, unfortunately, there is a growing sense that the boundaries so essential to that intimacy have been violated; the writer is unloading on the reader, rather than inviting the reader to explore his or her own reactions.

Now and then, Hustvedt's voice rings emotional, almost lambasting, but it is clear that she prefers questions to answers, keen to open up new spaces of free discussion, inviting the readers to see things from alternative angles but ultimately leaving the answers to them.

Two weeks earlier, Coelho had been reading a page on the site devoted to "daily miracles," and had been moved to post an announcement of his own, inviting the first ten readers who responded to join him for a party in Spain on March 19th in celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph.

With this issue, you will note a new look of Science, in both print and online, to make the journal clearer, easier to navigate, and more inviting to the reader.

The article goes on to discuss the founders of the company of the drink, listing their names and inviting their reader to ask the questions they seem to think we all want answers to: "Is the drink commercially available?" and: "When will the new product be available?" In the "our objectives" section of their website, they list "major and unlimited prospects for commercial benefit".

Each week we'll be inviting a reader to share with us a playlist of songs they've been listening to recently.