Another big piece, and a highlight, was Britten's Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 65, which ranged through a broad territory of moods, from a kind of gallantry in the interplay between the two instruments in the first movement to the cello's searing, knifelike lines in the fourth movement, which mellowed and deepened when the piano took them up.
"It's not impossible that some kind of interplay between the administration, a more skeptical Congress and a somewhat more skeptical judiciary could lead to improvements in the legislation".
In "Say It With Furs" and "Personal Style," we get into the heads of the women Alex meets, their voices trading perspectives with Alex's in a kind of he-said-she-said interplay.
But the agent paradigm belongs to the one-to-many kind of interplay between supply and demand and provides no insight into a local state equation.
It's this kind of interplay that makes flamenco feel so alive.
You could say that this kind of interplay between originality and tradition is the ultimate subject of literary scholarship: something borrowed, something new.
This time, the stadium was fit and ready, although the turf was still spongy and not conducive to the fast kind of interplay that Brazil had shown against Japan in another Polish city, Wroclaw, on Tuesday night.
Shouting out harsh criticism was his way of taking the measure of a room, Catmull says: "Steve used aggressive interplay as a kind of biological sonar.
Mr. Denk, for example, likened Bach's shifting of accents in the contrapuntal interplay between the piano and violin to a kind of "proto-jazz".
Using a multilayered interplay of words and images, Ms. Brody-Lederman fashions a kind of illustrated serial story, in which characters and themes recur as they would in successive episodes of, say, "The Perils of Pauline".
