Sentence examples for natural invitations from inspiring English sources
This comment suggests that the curriculum afforded natural invitations for students to pose their own questions and engage in student-based inquiry related to content learning goals.
Skywalks are a natural invitation to elements such as drug addicts.
Power-walking around the decks before breakfast suddenly seems to be a perfectly natural thing to do; the invitation from the poolside bar, as the music of Garth Brooks breaks out, to join in the line-dancing seems, for a moment, like fun.
My natural curiosity and Doris' cryptic invitation led me to anticipate a possibly unique experience.
If you've been dating someone for a while and haven't received a formal invitation to be his Valentine, it's natural to feel disappointed.
"When it [the invitation] came it was the most natural thing, you just had to do it for research".
His natural interest in religion was reinforced by the practical stimulus of an invitation to give the Gifford Lectures on natural religion at the University of Edinburgh.
The story explored white curiosity about black women's natural hair and the historical and cultural reasons why touching a black woman's hair without invitation is rude.
To the consternation of her family, she accepted an invitation to North America, where she planned to paint "its peculiar vegetation on the spot in natural abundant luxuriance".
When the phone doesn't ring, the invitation doesn't arrive, or you get cut from the team or the job, it's only natural to feel hurt.
