Sentence examples for place inviting from inspiring English sources

As many as 80,000 people gathered in one place, inviting the world to examine the make-up of the crowd, of the teams, a diverse, multi-cultural, multi-faith bunch at peace with one another: what could be more threatening to the perverted ideology of the rabid shooter than a community accepting of difference?

He thought he might place flowers around to make the place more inviting.

Does the place look inviting, scary or inspiring?

Apparently, others had found the place as inviting as I did, for all the $90 motel-sized rooms were taken.

But the Spaceport Authority hopes to make the place more inviting by the end of 2013 — part of a mandate that the spaceport be self-supporting.

Like "Cops," he shows that the quotidian positioning of the camera -- in which the framing seems to communicate the idea that nothing too important is taking place, thereby inviting us to relax and let the events wash over us -- lends itself to fictional drama.

What we found is something well beyond our range of knowledge, a place both inviting and gracious and even a bit outrageous in pockets in showings of wealth.

And while cops don't think a serial killer has been on the loose there in years, the question of what makes the place so inviting to them is an open one.

Against all odds, Ms. Getz was determined to make the principal's office an inviting place for children.

But mice often transmit Lyme disease to ticks in the first place, he said, so he suggested cleaning leaves and brush from woodpiles, stone walls and other areas that he deemed "mouse hotels," to make such places less inviting.

First we placed emails inviting participation in a study of 'bullying in the Turkish workplace' to 'bumezbayanlar' and 'humanresourcesturkey' yahoo groups to recruit participants, with no stipulation that one need have directly experienced bullying (thus being open to victims, bystanders and perpetrators).