Sentence examples for much invites from inspiring English sources

8VC also has an "ethical bend," as been reported, though Lonsdale is more reticent about this, explaining that while a startup's principles are important to him, he worries that advertising as much invites "people to poke fun" at Silicon Valley, where he suggests that plenty of founders are attacking "hard problems".

Humility -- weakness acknowledged - helps leaders admit when they need help or are off course, but too much invites bullying and inability to advance.

You are not so much invited to admire or despise these people as to think about them.

Daniel Lundy, an immigration lawyer, said the boxes on the worksheet "pretty much invite racial profiling and other stereotypes".

Leicester are happy sitting deep and allowing the opposition possession, but they probably dropped back too much, invited too much pressure, and eventually conceded twice.

Self-referential, full of arch humour and smirking asides, the show didn't just break the fourth wall – it pretty much invited you to join in.

When Rebekah Wade, Sun newspaper editor and one of Britain's most powerful women, married horse trainer Charlie Brooks this weekend, she didn't so much invite a guest list to the reception as a power list.

They pretty much invited me and wanted to know if I was interested.

It did not so much invite attacking cricket as demand it.

Worse still, none of them thanks her as they leave, much less invites her in return.

Women are also often told that showing too much skin invites trouble.