Sentence examples for not only invites from inspiring English sources

Research not only invites mental health problems, but is uniquely vulnerable to them when they do strike.

Strindberg the dreamer not only invites us to dream along with him but invites the artist to dream big as well.

"For the close of a great epoch," Hilbert declared, "not only invites us to look back into the past but also directs our thoughts to the unknown future".

This not only invites philosophical debate but also gives impetus to an avant-garde counter-culture development, which adds a tinge of romanticism to the Xuanxue movement.

Gadamer's conception of understanding as not reducible to method or technique, along with his insistence of understanding as an ongoing process that has no final completion, not only invites comparison with ideas to be found in the work of the later Wittgenstein, but can also be seen as paralleling developments in post-Kuhnian philosophy of science.

Rolling Stones Loyd Grossman described it as "a fine album with a textural and conceptual richness that not only invites, but demands involvement".

"Now we're not only invited, but the fellow getting sworn in is actually excited to see us.

CT: We were playing in Cardiff last year, and were not only invited to the Who Experience, but the studios at BBC Wales.

That is why, when the company opened a plant in Kansas City in 1997, it not only invited in the unions but asked them to help choose the site.

Mr. Cockrel was not only invited to be one of the warm-up acts at a rally on Sunday, but he was also mentioned again and again.

But the reader could be forgiven for feeling that an opportunity has been missed; moments of rupture not only invite deeper contemplation of what it means to be human, they can also be redemptive of our foibles.