Sentence examples for too inviting from inspiring English sources
In this case, the invitation to 'see' Maradona in his pomp is just too inviting.
Synchronized swimming, it is universally agreed, presents too inviting a target.
He left a gap at mid-wicket that was just too inviting.
Because they are so fundamentally different from table wines, sparklers pose a challenge too inviting for many winemakers.
The targets are too inviting at a time of day when hitters should focus on the finer points.
But then he did it anyway, after concluding that the troops' mission was unclear and that their presence offered too inviting a target to extremists.
Ms. Wolfe, too, was inviting, casual and knowledgeable.
In recent seasons its grass-roots approach has extended to commissioning too, by inviting its audiences to contribute to the People's Commissioning Fund.
It doesn't take itself too seriously, inviting patrons -- generally a who's who of the state capital -- to loosen their collars and unwind.
Dr. Awash Teklehaimanot, director of the malaria program at the Earth Institute of Columbia University, said he worried that calls for eradication raised expectations too high, inviting frustration and a loss of political will.
That's what Faith on Tap is after, too: an inviting, informal way "to provide young adults with straight talk and honest answers to questions of faith and morals," the group's mission statement says.
