Sentence examples for sort of invites from inspiring English sources

It just sort of invites it.

He did have a sense of recklessness in which he sort of invited his own death.

"Look, I think there's some assumption that the White House just sort of invited Scott and I in and just opened their books to us and that's not how the reporting happened.

Sky is also putting together some sort of invite-only viewing party in Munich.

We recorded it a while ago down at the Hurley during a sort of invite only performance send-off before the baby came.

(The former British ambassador to Iran told me with a smile last January that Tehran was an interesting place to serve "because it's one of the very few places left on earth where people still believe we have some influence!") What sort of country invites hundreds of journalists to witness an election only to throw them all out?

Statistical tests are frequently misused, but the authors could consider whether indicating mean correlation coefficients in the absence of some sort of statistic invites criticism.

In a retro sort of way, she invites help.

He's not the sort of man who invites you to tell him what a great influence he's had on you.

Quest, myth and even farce colour the pages of his rich and remarkable diary - the sort of diary that invites you to stop reading before pulling on your Timberlands.

The V.A.B., which sits at the heart of Kennedy, is the sort of structure that invites comparison — larger by volume than one and a half Pentagons, and adorned with an American flag whose blue canton is approximately the size of a basketball court.