Sentence examples for legitimate invitation from inspiring English sources

Why should any Iranian leader take such rhetoric as a legitimate invitation to the table?

He has restrained the fondness for pathetic effects, which so overbalanced City Lights, leaving only a legitimate invitation to sympathy for the undeliberating, 'take-the-world-as-you-find-it,' yet curiously impersonal emblem of humanity which he presents.

A legitimate invitation presented in an clumsy manner?

You should be able to tell the difference between a legitimate invitation from a business or charity with whom you have a long-standing relationship, which warrants greater consideration, and the scattershot junk-mail approach that some businesses and charities use.

"Most of us get three to four legitimate invitations a week, and it's impossible to be physically at all of them".

Even if the email had been legitimate, Johnson never accepted the invitation it was supposedly rescinding – so it'd be a stretch to label this as "no-platforming".

"First of all we are able to take military action in Iraq because we are doing so at the invitation of the legitimate Iraqi government," said Lewis.

But I also wonder if there isn't at least a small bit of legitimate resentment over the lack of invitation atheists have sometimes received from interfaith communities.

Naturally, no holiday invitation to Gracie Mansion, implicitly acknowledging the legitimate role that a caviling press plays in municipal life, ever came this way on Mr. Giuliani's watch.

It was hard not to take even conflicts of interest personally, for some reason — specifically, the possibility that his roommate would be grateful for having a legitimate conflict of interest, which would excuse him from entertaining another, lesser invitation, even when tonight that "lesser" invitation was to a party at Kate Lotvelt's.

The complaint says, among other things, that at the invitation of the Black Law Students Association, Professor Peltz took part in a legitimate academic debate in which he questioned the constitutionality and effectiveness of affirmative action.