Sentence examples for one inviting from inspiring English sources

In move 2 he focuses on a part this first one, inviting perception lets look at, which frames the students' tasks as perception.

We gather beautiful editions and put them all in one inviting display.

Lionel Messi was well marshalled but did deliver one inviting cross, only for Ivan Rakitic to head it wide.

The familiar picture of the menacing I.N.S. agent flourishing a machine gun shows us an officer trying to avoid violence, not one inviting it.

That's exactly as it should be: a publicly funded space – and one that in its early days was a highly contested one – inviting the public in, not because it hopes to flog them a few tickets, but because it knows it has to be more of a town square and less of a monastery.

From Angela's Ashes to A Child Called It, from The Looked-After Kid to Just a Boy, the tale is always a sorry one, inviting pity and outrage in equal measure: read how I was starved, beaten, abused, neglected, picked on and/or tortured - and yet survived, against the odds, to tell the tale.

"Sex workers need to feel secure in that they are the ones inviting customers to their space and making the rules," she says.

On the one hand, inviting us was a tokenistic and nonsensical gesture; on the other, it was the first time that a diversity of input was considered.

He came up to me in the club one night, inviting me on a trip to Paris with his friend, Paula Yates, who was writing an article on fashion week for Cosmopolitan.

On the one hand, inviting a larger number of panelists may increase the panel's representativeness [ 12] and allow for exploring the differences not only between, but also within stakeholder groups.

(In an image reversal, America Online's Steven M. Case was the one with the necktie, Time Warner's Gerald M. Levin the one without, inviting speculation that the $165 billion purchase price had included his tie).