Sentence examples for it invites the reader from inspiring English sources
It invites the reader to think of a massive stone wall, and the besiegers digging a "mine" under it.
Trump Rule No. 4 "Think about it" invites the reader to imagine a conspiracy, any conspiracy, whatever conspiracy comes to mind.
Intensely expressive, humorous and touching, it invites the reader to turn the book upside down and see things from a bat perspective too.
What's more, even as a more indirect analogy the "bean" line is misleading, because it invites the reader to imagine the embryo in a kind of stasis — like a kidney bean in your cupboard or an acorn on the ground, awaiting favorable conditions to actually crack its shell and grow.
It's also much more visually appealing and, psychologically it invites the reader to delve in, instead of click off.
By having wide margins (referred to as gutters in the book design world) and spacing, bullets and even boxed in pieces to highlight particular text, it invites the reader to read instead of taking inventory via a quick scan and moving on.
The sudden decline and ultimate extinction of the proud Heike, whose members had held the highest offices of the imperial court, illustrates the Buddhist philosophy of the transitory nature of all things; it invites the readers to seek deliverance from the world of sufferings through a faith that will take them to a land of eternal felicity at the moment of their death.
The work provides a narrative that is varied and genuinely arresting in its own right, but it also invites the reader to think about the tactical, strategic, and leadership skills of those involved.
Rather I point out that his acknowledgment of the similarities between Iris Origo's and Alice Orsini's lives is so "disingenuous" that it "invites the curious reader to investigate for himself".
