Sentence examples for inviting thought from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), which I currently chair, will convene a Special Meeting on Inequality on 30 March in New York, inviting thought leaders, policymakers and civil society representatives to make recommendations on reducing inequalities within and between countries.

I'll admit, I have three kids, and when you talk about saving $150,000, it's a mighty inviting thought".

Sadly, his disoriented wandering hits a distressing contemporary nerve, inviting thoughts of rehabilitation, not redemption.

His retrospective show at the Tate in 1970 culminated in his series of 12 "cosmetic studies" entitled Fashion-Plate, paying homage to magazine covers and the artifice behind them, but inviting thoughts about all icons.

At the end of the study, patients will be sent a paper feedback questionnaire inviting their thoughts and opinions on the ePOCS system.

The end-of-course evaluation, administered after the post-test, was composed of four Likert scale questions as well as open-ended questions inviting general thoughts on the course.

The thought of inviting the Ahmeds over to their small, shabby apartment felt ludicrous.

Many entrepreneurs might shudder at the thought of inviting the public into their home and workplace, but some are finding it can be good for business.

The protracted dispute between Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands appeared to harden further on Thursday, as the British side dismissed any thought of inviting the new Argentine pope to help mediate, and the Argentines rejected a March referendum that showed the islanders want to remain British.

One ounce of popcorn seems to be a little on the "not nearly enough" side, and the thought of inviting 120 people to my house truly horrifies me… all the more reason to grab one of these.

I like the idea of inviting people to share their thoughts, and mixing in real names and pictures if chosen by the user.