Sentence examples for is inviting but from inspiring English sources

THE name is inviting but unrevealing.

The approachable musical language is inviting, but it is the wistful ambiguity that provides lasting attraction: the awe and the ridiculousness of great events, the intertwining of public and domestic lives, the deep personal sadnesses lying just below the surface of political triumphs.

The interior is inviting but masculine in its minimal decoration, and on temperate nights, the restaurateurs leave the windows flung open to the growl of motors and drunken shouts of Houston below which meld with the jovial bustle of the restaurant.

The pub and your new mates may be inviting, but don't forget to wander through those stalls - you might be surprised by what is on offer.

Doubles from £37.80 B&B The unprepossessing exterior of this small family-owned hotel may not be inviting, but reserve judgment.

In most other circumstances, the valley — plush and undulating, checkered with dairy farms — would have been inviting, but it rolls to the German border, and in 1918 it was at the center of the First World War.

In most other circumstances, the valley — plush and undulating, checkered with dairy farms — would have been inviting, but it rolls to the German border, and in 1918 it was at the center of the First World War. Lee Duncan was a country boy, a third-generation Californian.

In most other circumstances, the valley plush and undulating, checkered with dairy farms would have been inviting, but it rolls to the German border, and in 1918 it was at the center of the First World War. Lee Duncan was a country boy, a third-generation Californian.

The cross was inviting but the header was just sheer class by the Senegal international.

I understand that openly admitting to liking Oasis is inviting confrontation, but you know what?

The steampunk-inspired, alternative-timeline Victoriana atmosphere is inviting, indeed – but the whole thing's over long before a number of narrative strands are tidied.