Sentence examples for inviting to further from inspiring English sources

"Maarten Kloos of ARCAM introduced the term 'glimpse'; he gave it a poetic interpretation and called it 'the future of the future', as something that hints to the future life of the city, reveals some of it, but is open and inviting to further exploration".

1" was particularly inviting to first-timers.

Make it inviting to look at.

Always make it inviting to your dog.

Inviting to many people might start fights.

Streleț was forced to meet with a contact group from the protestors, inviting them to further negotiations and promising to pass along their request to meet with the president.

Our census-style surveys were mixed in methodological design: alongside numerous quantitative questions, they included one qualitative question inviting respondents to further expand their views on the emerging regulatory changes.

It's hard to understand why those who steer India's ship are so keen to replicate Pakistan's mistakes and call damnation upon this country by inviting the United States to further meddle clumsily and dangerously in our extremely complicated affairs.

From these comparisons emerges an outline of the captured form: a playful perspective on your relationship to others, built from light, inviting you to explore further.

A summary of these comments was presented back to the participant, inviting any further comments using reflective and normalising statements where appropriate to elicit problem-solving.

Although the CCGs will be busy – not least working out what they are still responsible for – the wisdom of continuing with 12 of them once the joint commissioning board kicks in has to be open to question, inviting further turbulence in the system.