Sentence examples for point of inviting from inspiring English sources

(He also made a point of inviting stray reporters to his house for Thanksgiving dinner).

The organizers of the Tea Party rallies have made a point of inviting African-American conservatives to address the crowds.

"It was a very moving moment, because she made a point of inviting me and nobody else," Ms. Lagarde said.

As a Joy Division single played, people mingled, and made a point of inviting strangers into their conversations.

So if he describes his players as naïve for chasing victory to the point of inviting defeat, maybe it is rooted in the coach?

The perils of an insincere autocue What exactly is the point of inviting a big star to present an award and then write their speech for them?

That was the point of his inviting union leaders to Downing Street this week: his talent for persuasion, especially over dinner, is the stuff of legend.

Moore would hold editorial meetings in people's houses, and he made a point of always inviting one contributor, Ben Hamper, who worked on the assembly line at General Motors.

Other women's organizations have been at the forefront of pointing out the danger of inviting censorship measures that could very easily be extended to other content areas, and limit freedom of expression far beyond the realms of pornography and trafficking.

Surrounded by Thai banana trees and blooming hibiscus flowers, Tri Sa surveyed the acres of her farm plot with purpose, stopping to prune her wandering bottle gourd vines or point out inviting, bright green leaves.

By this point, however, Stephen's practice of inviting barons to court and arresting them had brought him into some disrepute and increasing distrust.