Sentence examples for thus invites from inspiring English sources

The movement defies definition and thus invites it.

Sophocles thus invites us to think of this curse as something like a hereditary disease, passed on from parents to children.

Peter thus invites others to join in the debate and conversation rather than simply accept or reject his views.

To debate whether there are ordinary versus philosophical concepts of [equality] thus invites consideration of how to distinguish concepts from one another.

This project thus invites scholars to push the boundaries of migration studies in order to engage in interdisciplinary cross-talk with researchers exploring distinct empirical questions but related theoretical issues.

It thus invites skepticism (or 'Pyrrhonism,' an ancient form of skepticism, though here the term just means radical or universal skepticism) regarding our knowledge of the essences of created things.

All those living nearby were thus invited to ponder what terrible crimes their neighbour had committed.

As it turns out, the two sometimes do security work for Julien's (as men) and were thus invited.

The game seemed to neutralize his seemingly intractable problems and thus invited the possibility of a friendship.

To assert otherwise would be to suggest that a fetus had certain rights, they said, and would thus invite tampering with the Supreme Court's 1972 abortion rights ruling, Roe v. Wade.

The batsman is thus invited to push the ball for singles, which may, when the ball turns out of the rough, make him vulnerable to bat-pad catches as well as to being bowled through the gate.