Sentence examples for are only invited from inspiring English sources
adverb
Without others or anything further; exclusively.
- My heart is hers, and hers only.
Concerning the duty to create, for a full reporting, users are only invited and not obliged to report.
"We are only invited into a house, just like a house guest" Fadell explained "We have to earn that trust just like any other guest".
He has appointed Steve Bannon (ex head of Breitbart) to the National Security Council and the principals committee attending every meeting whereas the Director of National Intelligence and the Joint Chiefs of Staff are only invited now as required.
All too frequently, however, stakeholders and tribes are only invited to participate by commenting on processes and activities that are near completion; they are not included in the problem formulation stages.
When I first started receiving speaking invitations I was only invited to speak to the people of color (POC) groups.
Even then, the commission is not obligated to draft a law, but is only "invited" to do so.
"You're going into a person's domain, and you're only invited because of bad behavior," she said.
Though he was awarded an MBE for services to literature in 2008, he points out that he was only invited to one literary festival in 14 years.
He added: ""I am only invited on air as a fringe member of a panel or as one side in a discussion.
