Sentence examples for surely invites from inspiring English sources
But Kahlo, surely, invites a Rivera-centric interpretation.
Then Jonesy went nuclear: "She promotes drug-taking, drinking [not that bit] and the sort of fashion sense on stage that surely invites rape".
And while a 100-year landmark surely invites a birthday party that goes on all year, the allure of a Richard Rodgers score is eternal.
But a novel that illuminates a world few Americans have ever seen or even read about surely invites critical analysis more considered than repetitive, one-note derision.
The elemental directness of "L'Amour de Loin" will surely invite a variety of interpretations.
Sticking to a traditional campaign playbook — in which we all targeted the same voters —would surely invite defeat.
If this attack on innocent children is proven successful by any measure, it will surely invite such attacks everywhere.
The rouble took a hit upon news of the clashes in Marinka, and an all-out invasion would surely invite new sanctions from the West.
Should they offer a guest who says the sky is blue, they will surely invite a lawyer from the Green Sky Association to argue the opposing view.
"I don't think either of them is going to have a slogan of 'Vote for me, keep the tradition alive,' " said Bill Carrick, a Democratic strategist, adding that such bald elevations of pedigree over merit would surely invite rejection.
To defend, on the basis of aesthetics, the new Penn Station, and its cousin Madison Square Garden, both built in the 1960s after the now universally condemned destruction of the original McKim, Mead & White building, would surely invite catcalls from every corner, including from my own.
