Sentence examples for quite invite from inspiring English sources

It is beautifully observed in places, like its gentler forebears, but the performances are bigger and bouncier and don't quite invite you to lean in closer in the way that I had hoped.

Well, the whole thing feels like a house party I'm not quite invited to (especially since they seem allergic to answering the phone).

Cases like these quite naturally invite skepticism.

I quite often invite former students to come in and talk to pupils.

This crowding quite possibly invites "easier exposure of patient organs to unexpected trauma".

He would have recognised a fellow romantic and quite likely invited him along to meet Keats and Byron.

She quite insistently invited me to join her on the seesaw, which of course I did.

Vanek is quite happy to invite the actress, but he politely explains that he cannot see his way to informing on himself.

In some cultures, it's appropriate and quite common to invite your teacher to dinner with your family.

Indeed the layout of the book, with its plethora of infographics, countless footnotes and cross-references to other sections, invites – quite possibly induces – internet-stye browsing of its pages.

Finally he grew quite angry and invited me to visit his townhouse in the city.