Sentence examples for seem inviting from inspiring English sources
Discussions revolved around not drinking too much and not wearing clothing that might seem "inviting".
All seem inviting in their own way, and most spill out onto the sidewalk when the weather allows.
Although the Starks of Winterfell may seem inviting and just, they inhabit the coldest kingdom that's too close for comfort to the icy Wall.
Perhaps it is the openness, the feeling that one teaching space flows into another and the constant views of the ancient industrial core through the light and airy new shell, that makes the campus seem inviting and all-embracing.
Landscaping now consists of only edible vegetation, from orange trees to herbs, as part of an effort throughout Tomorrowland to make the future seem inviting rather than, in the words of designers, alien and hostile as portrayed in movies.
The post looked at the company's Web site and highlighted two crucial challenges: one, how to make the site seem inviting and simple enough that first-time visitors will get the idea and start using it and, two, how to overcome natural concerns about putting two strangers in the same car.
More than normal, he seems inviting.
Grocery stores and restaurants appeared open at first glance and in the evening were illuminated and seemed inviting.
The patience required to exist in pre-modern times, to say nothing of the immune system, means that the present is preferable, and the future seems inviting.
His reasoning seemed inviting, if not poetic, as he described the artistry of editing as a mechanism to make a person's story more accessible to a diverse group of readers.
