Sentence examples for therefore inviting from inspiring English sources
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If only the course were so inviting.
I was drawn to both kinds of houses, though the more recently inhabited were more forbidding and therefore more inviting.
Moreover, he has serious motives for using this method of (implicit) dialogue: (1) Sometimes his motive is simply that when dealing with religiously or politically delicate matters it permits him to state his views but without quite stating them as his own and therefore without inviting trouble.
It should not, therefore, provide as inviting a target to partisan second-guessing.
Based on historic temperature records and visual accounts, the researchers knew that Morning Glory was hotter in the past, and therefore not as inviting to the microbes that inhabit it today.
Cache recovery may therefore represent an inviting opportunity for future work on intertemporal choice in scrub-jays.
We recognized that the Capitol building itself was a symbol of freedom around the world and was therefore an inviting target.
But if anything, the younger Bush's staging of his masculinity -- his cowboy boots, his stiff, hypererect bearing, his landing a Navy jet on the deck of the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln -- is more calculated and effortful, and therefore more inviting of scrutiny, than his father's.
He concludes: "Going forward therefore, I see no real merit in inviting Cathy Horyn to my women's shows".
