Sentence examples for question to invite from inspiring English sources

The interviews began with an open question to invite the respondents to relate their recent experiences in decision-making related to HT. Follow-up questions further probed areas of interest raised in the course of conversation with the interviewees.

For example, instead of asking, "Have you experienced conflicts in the workplace?" phrase the question to invite a more revealing answer: "Tell me about a time when you experienced conflict with a work colleague and the eventual outcome".

Try using opened ended questions to invite conversation and use phrases like: I've noticed (fill in the blank), tell me what is going on and is there is anything you need?

Interview protocols were structured but allowed for prompts and follow-up questions to invite more detailed and comprehensive responses.

Interview questions followed a guideline (see Figure 1), but employed an open-ended question format to invite discussion of sensitive HIV/AIDS-related themes.

His appearance aside, he's more likely to give you a calculus question than to invite you for a beer at the local watering hole.

It appears in our data that the conversation partner's motivation for asking a test question is to invite a person with aphasia to contribute to conversation.

Twist your wrists so the palms of your hands face upward and shrug your shoulders for extra emphasis on the question and to invite a response.

To even pose these questions is to invite the criticism of Utopian thinking.

To pose such questions is to invite accusations that the writer is suffering premature senility.

"To put politicians before a live audience whose members ask questions is to invite them to flatter – and in the UK leaders' debates we have seen plenty of that".