Sentence examples for subtly invite from inspiring English sources

As Donald Trump knows only too well, to hook the uncommitted, any good salesman's pitch must subtly invite the buyer to risk leaving his or her comfort zone, and take a chance.

Finally, the concept of mediation designates how technologies shape the human-world relation: Technologies do not afford action possibilities to preexisting subjects with fixed goals, but subtly invite (Verbeek, 2005) and facilitate (Rosenberger, 2014a) certain comportments while inhibiting and foreclosing others.

But 'How fast was the car going?' more subtly invites the inference that the accident was the car driver's fault.

The film finally and none too subtly invites us to take Tucker's rapscallion adventures as a metaphor for Redford's glorious career.

She subtly invites us to sharpen our awareness of our present and perhaps actually find a butterfly here.

We're talking about a "come hither" smile; the kind that subtly invites a man in with your mouth and eyes in synchronicity.

Whether they work as self-portraits, as the artist intends, is doubtful, but subtly sensuous formal variations invite close, meditative scrutiny (Johnson).

Her viewpoint is so dominant that it takes several readings before you realise how subtly we are invited to imagine how Emma looks to some of the other characters.

If you are lucky enough to have a pool, be sure to invite the neighbors over (after subtly confirming that they have a snowblower).

Even today, the mere presence of a Panton piece -- typically combining primary colors with alien undulations that invite subtly compromising postures -- can transform an otherwise unremarkable suburban dad into a block-party babe magnet.

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