Sentence examples for work inviting from inspiring English sources

Citizen is a challenging piece of work, inviting self-examination in a spirit of complicity.

The trouble is, it can't be done – unless you repeat the poll tax and try to make the unworkable work, inviting catastrophe".

Mr. Koblin was a creative director on "The Johnny Cash Project," a work inviting participants to contribute separate, hand-drawn frames of the music video to Cash's "Ain't No Grave".

She has been keen to give him insights into her constituency work, inviting him to join her on a visit to a local school, for example.

His grandson, Æthelstan, carried on the work, inviting foreign scholars such as Israel to England, and appointing a number of continental clerics as bishops.

But it's not just the gorgeous camera work, inviting location and gratuitous shots of perfect pints being served that make Tompkins' series special.

Again and again, he said, he has found that approaches that once worked — inviting Republicans to dinner rather than attacking them, offering measured concessions on issues like pension cutbacks and spending, trying to rally public support for what he described as balanced proposals — were no longer effective.

What the work is inviting us to do is, literally, to laugh at death – for that is what you are seeing: almost all you are seeing.

Ms. Vidovic, playing the Lute Suite in E (BWV 1006a), matched Mr. Vieaux's energy — her account of the Prelude, in particular, was thrilling — but also added levels of dynamic nuance that gave her work an inviting shapeliness and flexibility.

The younger Mr. Epperson once had his very own Take Our Fathers to Work Day, inviting his dad to a performance, the first time he had seen his son's act.

The Bonnefanten's exhibition of his work involved inviting teenagers from the grim suburbs of Warsaw, the artist's hometown, to cover the main hall of the museum with graffiti.