Sentence examples for inviting to talk from inspiring English sources

Smiling immediately makes a person seem warmer and more inviting to talk to.

Then she began a free seminar series, inviting specialists to talk to women about their health.

She sent the shoes in gratitude to Ms. Winfrey, she said, for inviting her to talk about healthy cooking for children.

Thank you for your excellent presentation with detailed information about the newspaper and for inviting Eleni Stefanou to talk to us.

In an open letter to the West German Socialist tradition unists inviting them to talk things over with East German "Socialists".

In addition, they could help build an audience for their video by inviting people to talk about what they were seeing.

Davis later responded positively to a tweet from Channel Nine's Lisa Wilkinson inviting her to talk on Sunrise's rival show next time she was in Australia.

But inviting Iran to talk about mutual concerns in Afghanistan, not just in Iraq, as the Obama administration did last week, could signal a fresh start.

Since then, inviting Muslims to talk has become an act of mutual protection as much as one of respect for all parties to the conversation.

As Virgil leads Dante from circle to circle, he first directs his attention, inviting him to talk to the damned, but then, crucially, he decides exactly how long Dante is to be allowed to stay in any one place.

The High Peace Council, which was appointed by Mr. Karzai, recently wrote letters to the Quetta Shura and the Peshawar Shura, two of the Taliban's leadership organizations, inviting them to talk.