Sentence examples for inviting to a from inspiring English sources

But other patents, like those on the ingredient formula, may be weaker and more inviting to a generic challenger.

The monkeys have the misfortune of being noisy and are hard to miss, with a round torso as inviting to a hungry human as a Thanksgiving turkey.

With each book filled with hand-written notes and cartoon illustrations of his day-to-day activities, as Kinney puts it, they look "very inviting to a kid pulling them off the shelves".

Ms. Villagra's programming savvy was evident; the Larghetto, a hymnlike theme followed by frolicsome variations, could hardly have been more inviting to a nonspecialist audience, while the playing was enough to reacquaint any connoisseur of Dvorak's abundant charms.

Narratives around technology, science fiction and gender are assembled by artist Tai Shani and A---Z (Anne Duffau), inviting to a deep immersion through the evening.

Trees were replaced and benches installed, making them more inviting to a public that avoided them in the past because they were, frankly, kind of scary.

"Are they inviting to humans?" a Dutch journalist asked.

It also makes the page look inviting to leave a message for that author.

In January 2009, Cartwright used Bart's voice in an automated telephone message to Scientologists, inviting them to an event in Hollywood, California.

Inviting him to a big party will generally make him uneasy, while inviting him for dinner will most likely make him open up.

Since you are inviting people to a scrapbooking party, you might want to make the invitations scrapbook themed.