Sentence examples for one that invites from inspiring English sources
I'll be able to stare that British Airways ad straight on, the one that invites me to choose which type of traveler I am: (a) Thrifty, (b) Worldly, (c) Overpacked, (d) All of the above.
Tsvietkovcle originally apointsd on Tonic.
Unlike most of Mr. Morell's camera obscuras, which are typically made only to create a photograph, the one pictured here was conceived as an installation — one that invites viewers to step inside the camera, which produces ever-changing images of the bridge.
Happily, there are golf courses that cater to a different vision of the game, one that invites you to wear whatever you want, take 15 strokes on a par-3 hole if you need to, even make a little noise.
"It's our largest, most complicated endeavor and the only one that invites the public to participate," he said.
Now consider another kind of remembrance: one that invites its witnesses to think hard about connivance and culpability.
This was surely one of the riskiest shows ever attempted on mainstream TV – one that invited the audience to identify with a serial killer, albeit one who operates to a rigorous code of ethics, dispatching only villains lacking his own moral finesse.
Anna said she spent most of the evening entwined with a couple she had just met -- not the one that invited her -- and besides the minor annoyance of having to locate all her clothes at the end of the night, she said the experience lived up to her expectations.
In time, they caught up with the positive feedback loop of such representation an entertainment and media industry that imagined a more tolerant world into existence, one that invited queer people into America's living rooms and brought us to where we are now: finally, miraculously, commonplace.
The new leadership was reported to be more transparent and one that invited divergent views in the meetings.
"Nighthawks" might be the one painting that invites the most projection, and which has inspired the most longing for a real thing.
