Sentence examples for inviting not only from inspiring English sources

That makes it inviting not only for long-distance hikers, but for others who just want to get out for a few hours.

By Carolyn Kormann October 19, 2017 By prolonging the inevitable death of the coal industry, federal officials are inviting not only environmental but also financial disaster.

North Korea, the most hidebound and repressive of socialist states, is slowly inviting not only China but also the wider Western World to invest in its near-moribund economy.

A production that is inviting, not overlong.

"We want to be inviting, not hard sell".

Art That Sings The Jewish Museum is inviting families not only to see the images of Marc Chagall but to hear them as well.

PAGE B7 ORDINARY RENDERED EXTRAORDINARY "Here's the Thing: The Single Object Still Life," presents roughly 65 paintings, sculptures and drawings inviting viewers not only to look at them, but to consider "how various and complex are the ways we see, relate to and think about objects and reality in general," Ken Johnson writes in his review.

It is meant to be an inviting place not only to watch films, but also to participate in discussions or stop in for a dose of other programming.

The sections of the three narratives alternate, inviting the reader not only to make connections between them, but to sense the characters' separateness.

It bestowed new prominence on a unique slice of the American landscape, inviting the public — not only in Utah but across the country — to recognize and take pride in its value.

Inviting is executed not only through turn design but also through sequential management, either simply in an adjacency pair or in a rather extended sequence.