Sentence examples for not only welcomes from inspiring English sources

From a pre-credits opening sequence that sees Paul Dano hop aboard Daniel Radcliffe (who just happens to be a dead farting corpse/human jet-ski) to traverse the ocean, Swiss Army Man not only welcomes derision – it gleefully thrives on it.

Let's be a generation that not only welcomes our veterans home with dignity and pride, but helps them become citizen leaders who continue to serve at home.

This "Common Witness" not only welcomes guests for both parties' conventions, but asks for prayers for a safe and productive political year.

Unfortunately, they do not yet grasp the New Testament, in which Jesus not only welcomes all people but actively seeks to embrace those of a perceived lower social status -- lepers, prostitutes, foreigners, the dead, the insane.

"The industry not only welcomes, but also needs comprehensive and substantive feedback from the regulators on the living will process," said Rob Nichols, president and chief executive of the Financial Services Forum, a Washington trade group that represents many of the banks regulators targeted Tuesday.

Civic participation in our electoral process is not only welcome, but necessary.

China's credit to Angola is not only welcome in itself.

In Seattle, skateboarding is not only welcomed at skateparks, but at "skate spots" and "skate dots" across neighbourhoods.

Wood's comeback is not only welcome news for 1860 but also for the U.S. national team.

The Vietnamese not only welcome the tourist dollars Cu Chi brings in, but are also rather proud of it.

But then the captain not only welcomed each passenger separately, he also made a short speech before take-off.