Sentence examples for just inviting from inspiring English sources

If your friend and his or her significant other repeatedly invite you to hang out, they must enjoy your company or they are just inviting you out of kindness.

You're just inviting more scrutiny.

"And it's just inviting a disgrace, basically, to try to extend any aspect of it".

If you lie about your age you're just inviting the attention of idiots like him.

"We're really just inviting people to think about these things," Mr. Breech said.

Besides, they said, the president should have asked for a mutually agreeable date instead of just inviting them.

The interior is not just sleek but inviting, its cool, modernistic black and red color scheme warmed by brick.

In 1966 when Mr. Bochner was beginning his New York career, Minimalism was cresting and he counted among his role models Donald Judd, Carl Andre and Frank Stella, all of whom produced abstract but irreducibly solid objects that they liked to think of as anti-illusionistic: just physical things, just there, inviting no messy subjective responses.

But just as inviting are the sights and sounds of the rattling plates and glasses.

I don't mean that in a conceited 'we've-got-the-answers-to-the-world' way but just by inviting more on to that stage".

The place was no larger than a railroad apartment, but was just as inviting.