Sentence examples for not inviting for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morrish said that Ms. Schwartz's plaza outside a federal building in Minneapolis, where striped pavement is punctuated by earth mounds up to nine feet high, "is sterile -- it's not inviting for people to sit out in the space".

The result is indubitably authentic but also at times difficult to read, and it certainly isn't inviting for readers unfamiliar with Clare.

After the sale, Donovan walked the author up the street, apologising for not inviting him for lunch at his home while the boots were getting oiled.

"There are journalists in the conservative world that use CPAC as a piñata once a year, and they attack us for inviting, for not inviting.

"I am not inviting any sympathy for Mr Goodman.

Davey is not inviting the viewer for an intimate chat in her living room.

But she ruled out a face-to-face meeting with the group, saying: "I'm not inviting them in for a meeting because I think they're wrong".

Someone in the White House is probably trying to find out who had the bright idea of not inviting Mr. Jeffords for a Teacher of the Year ceremony that honored a Vermont high school teacher, or threatening him with killing off a dairy compact treasured by Vermont farmers, steps that are reported to have reinforced his determination to leave the party.

It's fascinating to meet someone whose trajectory is similar to my own – who can perhaps understand that once you've been ostracised from what feels like the only social circle that'll ever matter, it's hard to give a fuck about someone at work not inviting you out for a drink, or a friend's friend finding you a bit annoying, or someone on the tube sniggering at your outfit.

It's fascinating to meet someone whose trajectory is similar to my own who can perhaps understand that once you've been ostracized from what feels like the only social circle that'll ever matter, it's hard to give a fuck about someone at work not inviting you out for a drink, or a friend's friend finding you a bit annoying, or someone on the tube sniggering at your outfit.

"Sure," I reply, "But when was the last time you invited them in?" And if your reason for not inviting them in is the 30 second fear mongering clip you saw on [sole news channel here], then you're not only part of the problem, but you're a major reason why the problem persists.