Sentence examples for through inviting from inspiring English sources

Thus was born satyagraha ("devotion to truth"), a new technique for redressing wrongs through inviting, rather than inflicting, suffering, for resisting adversaries without rancour and fighting them without violence.

The risks range from having previous certainties overturned, or upsetting established orders or comfortable notions, through inviting the hostility and opposition of the majority, to being captured by cannibals or falling off the edge of the world.

Some hosts or hostesses instantly understand, and those who do will vary their responses all the way from inviting you to the president's house for "a little wine" before the dinner, through inviting you to their own homes, to delivering a bottle of wine to your room.

They are working through inviting other nations to join.

Walking Milford resembles Frodo's long plod through the Lord of the Rings films (all shot in New Zealand, along with the two Hobbit movies to come), some of it through inviting, pristine, open meadows; some through dense, moss-draped beech forest; some over steep, rocky terrain that strains your desire to carry on; still more offering vertiginous panoramas.

Fewer extended families enjoy the close proximity of past generations; however, many parents can do more to reach out to grandparents and extended family, either through inviting them to town or figuring out ways to bring children to see grandparents more frequently.

Then in Art Bin nearly 10 years later, he installed a giant see-through skip, inviting all and sundry to throw in useless or loathed artwork.

When the Kodiak store was deemed winner, the rapper followed through, even inviting the writer to Alaska.

Last weekend it participated in the Great Backyard Bird Count, a nationwide census (it continues Friday through Monday) inviting the public to record the number of species seen.

You enter this night spot by walking through an inviting, larger-than-life photograph from the seventies that's superimposed on its outside wall.

Mr. Marks cast a wide net for guests through Facebook, inviting 200 people, from close friends to some he had not seen for years.