Sentence examples for curious interplay from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hough's ear was vividly alert to the music's curious interplay of inner voices.
There's enough for the melody and its accompanying harmony parts, and also for a curious interplay between grandeur (often pushed, chromatically, toward joy by James Jamerson, the bassist for the Funk Brothers, Motown's legendary backing band) and a sweet sadness, framed cursively by strings or a chorus of flutes.
This sort of description would then continue with a claim that Montaigne's evolution was a writerly matter: he moved beyond the citation and imitation of authorities encouraged by humanist pedagogy towards a mode of writing in which the flow of authorities and his committed yet curious attitudes to them interplay so much that his whole life seemed tied up in the matter of reading and writing.
Having seen the crew perform in Los Angeles recently, I was curious as to the interplay between Visionquest members.
Dozens of interviews — with ardent Trump supporters and curious students, avowed white nationalists, and scholars who study the interplay of race and rhetoric — suggest that the passions aroused and channeled by Mr. Trump take many forms, from earnest if muddled rebellion to deeper and more elaborate bigotry.
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Today, artful interplay is over.
There's more interplay, quick passing.
Elsewhere the interplay was more involved.
But the interplay never felt stale.
