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And Mr. Blessing's storytelling is not only inventive but adroit.

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Alexis Petridis of The Guardian praised its "impossibly lithe basseline", calling it an electronic reconstruction of a 1970s soul ballad, also determined to be "not only inventive, but brilliantly constructed".

An uptempo spontaneous section on A Sleeping Bee is not only so inventive that the pianist's ever-changing shape for it seems to replace the original one, but develops so fast that the normally fastidiously accurate Evans appears to be pressing to accelerate the tempo.

Man has consistently shown himself to be not only mentally inventive but also willing to suffer much physical discomfort and assume great personal risk in the quest for gold.

But "Twice Told Tales" is not only an inventive collection of stories within stories and about stories; its characters and their situations bring the book to life.

"I found Clapton not only so inventive but what he did with the traditional music that I loved in a format that I'd never heard before was cool," he added.

The exhibition highlighted not only what an inventive sculptor West could be, but also how crazy Arp was.

Or to put it another way, as Rob Smyth has observed, "Iker Casillas's net has been untouched for sixteen and a half hours". Spain's extraordinary cycle has been defined not only by their inventive and artistic football, but also by their impregnability.

Its founder is eager not only to offer her inventive bags, imaginative hand-worked goods and beers or ciders from local sources but also to share her own thoughts about a Cape Town under regeneration.

And it pushes us hard — it asks us to accept the audacity of Frank's methods as not only brave but wittily inventive.