Sentence examples for words invite from inspiring English sources

Did their words invite a rare shift in the landscape?

Mr. Maalouf's words invite music, and Ms. Saariaho has provided a lushly beautiful score, structured in five continuous acts lasting two hours.

Rather, the words invite attention to questions of international and domestic sovereignty".

Roosevelt's words invite us to consider not just the freedom of speech, religion or choice; but also the freedom from joblessness, hunger or inadequate housing.

In other words, invite these types of people only at your own risk.

Their presence eventually fired the imagination of the artist Barnaby Evans, a 1975 graduate of Brown, who first created WaterFire in the small cove up the river as a public artwork that would, in his words, "invite people back to celebrate the city as the core of civilization".

Those words invited a populist response, which they earned from Prime Minister David Cameron, among others.

Punctuation, in other words, invites you to give careful consideration to the meaning of what you are saying.

The contrast with the newspaper's black-and-white columns of words invites meditation on alternate versions of reality: one sober, the other exuberantly irrational.

Samuel's mother, Elizabeth Penelope Ann Millerr), seeing Nat's facility with words, invites him to live in the Turners' house and learn to recite passages from the Bible.

In other words, invites don't appear to be rolling out based on who asked first – Google is clearly using some other criteria to determine which invites are being processed.