Sentence examples for constant play of from inspiring English sources
Lewis's narrative turns on a constant play of contrasts.
Amid a constant play of searing lights and velvety shadows, the work creates a Caravaggio-style surround of silent, shape-shifting images and images-within-images.
As the sun pours through the lattice patterns, there is a constant play of light and shadow on the pine floors.
I read its central chapters on Logaras beach from where the early evening view of Naxos, across the bay, carves almost too clear, distorting distance with light; a constant play of real and mirage.
There are few other tenor saxophonists who can deliver his kind of top-to-bottom exploration of the horn and constant play of contrasting solo ideas, with arresting interval shapes and unfolding moods; he made long solos justify themselves.
The complete picture emerges only through the constant play of light and dark, an effect of contrast and adjacency: "I need to make these two men one... the warm, embracing man I adored, and the indifferent, sometimes self-centred, occasionally cruel man, who could drink too much, could be crushing, contemptuous, defeating, deadening.
"He finds the constant playing of music and display of pictures disrespectful.
First a complaint about the constant playing of organ music during a baseball game the writer watched on TV.
And the constant playing of the horrid Chariots of Fire stuff before the anthems – wasn't it satirised enough at the opener?
In addition, the constant playing of video games has continued into college for many boys, as attested to by my son.
He thought that his constant playing of the album made it difficult for Lennon to "escape the influence", adding: "It's very cleverly done ... so we were inspired by it and nicked a few ideas".
