Sentence examples for presentation inviting from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Saunders, the current darling of London's fashion scene, created a colorful tableau for his menswear presentation, inviting the viewer to wander among static models on colorblocked backgrounds, while encouraging editors to rifle through the racks of extra pieces offstage.

But as a campaign message, it has all the inspirational appeal of a pie-chart-filled PowerPoint presentation, inviting suggestions that he views his party's nomination as the cold-eyed collection of delegates, rather than a battle for the hearts of Republican voters.

Posters, fliers, and in-person presentations inviting rape survivors to call for more information were distributed in these locations.

In the early 1950s Holliday organised the presentation of a letter inviting Sorabji to make recordings of his own music.

Pontzen also faulted du Sautoy and Weinstein for giving a technical presentation at Oxford without inviting anyone from the physics department.

The previous minutes of this meeting are reserved for the research team for the presentation of the study, inviting centres to participate.

As for the branding "palette," the presentation states it will be "inviting not youthful … sophisticated not stuffy … natural not hippy".

The Seals Technical Committee of the Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers is inviting papers and presentations for the STLE 60th Annual Meeting, to be held in May 2005 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Close your presentation by thanking your prospect and inviting her to call or email you at her convenience.

Not surprisingly, Obama's careful self-presentation seduced some prominent literary fictionists, inviting comparisons to James Baldwin.

People quit calling his rescue service, and local farms and elementary schools stopped inviting him to give presentations.