Sentence examples for thought of inviting from inspiring English sources

The thought of inviting the Ahmeds over to their small, shabby apartment felt ludicrous.

Many entrepreneurs might shudder at the thought of inviting the public into their home and workplace, but some are finding it can be good for business.

The protracted dispute between Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands appeared to harden further on Thursday, as the British side dismissed any thought of inviting the new Argentine pope to help mediate, and the Argentines rejected a March referendum that showed the islanders want to remain British.

One ounce of popcorn seems to be a little on the "not nearly enough" side, and the thought of inviting 120 people to my house truly horrifies me… all the more reason to grab one of these.

Asked if he thought of inviting the other Chase drivers to his New York apartment, he said, "I don't think anybody wants to come over to party".

She uncorked a bottle of wine and thought of inviting Peter and Adrian over for a drink, but they would decline, saying they had to get up early for their flight; they might not even pick up the phone.

I like the idea of inviting people to share their thoughts, and mixing in real names and pictures if chosen by the user.

"We like the idea of inviting our customers.

The idea of inviting an always-on recording device into our bedrooms would have once seemed beyond creepy, but now most consumers hardly give it a second thought.

Jot down people you are thinking of inviting.

It should be noted that the strategy of inviting patients to share their thoughts about relevance, comprehension and acceptability led to feedback that was mainly problem focused and often lacking positive comments.