Sentence examples for prospect of inviting from inspiring English sources

Several imams indicated discontent at the prospect of inviting more police presence, particularly erecting cameras.

In fact the prospect of inviting pulchritude appears to make him want to vomit.

Suddenly, it was all before him, the prospect of freedom, of working whenever he wanted, of inviting home some of the women he had seen on the Falmer campus, lolling on the steps outside the library, of returning to his unexamined self and being guiltlessly shot of Maisie.

The act of inviting people to actively contribute to the movement, rather than sit back and support the cause on social media, did more to excite attendees than the prospect of sitting through another speech from a refugee expert.

Mr. Brahimi has been an advocate of inviting Iran.

But that vagueness has the effect of inviting people in.

The byways of Iowa and New Hampshire have their share of inviting spots.

"From Day 1, we had every intention of inviting Barry".

"We like the idea of inviting our customers.

And there is always the risk of inviting ridicule.

Shafrazi had dreams of inviting artists to Iran.