Sentence examples for engaged play from inspiring English sources
"Disgraced," which opened on Monday night at Lincoln Center's Claire Tow Theater in a sleek production directed by Kimberly Senior, is a continuously engaging, vitally engaged play about thorny questions of identity and religion in the contemporary world, with an accent on the incendiary topic of how radical Islam and the terrorism it inspires have affected the public discourse.
Charles Isherwood of The New York Times, who saw the Off-Broadway production in 2012, said it was "a continuously engaging, vitally engaged play" that "bristles with wit and intelligence" and "puts contemporary attitudes toward religion under a microscope, revealing how tenuous self-image can be for people born into one way of being who have embraced another".
Dwarf Fortress, which never unfolds the same way twice, takes that spirit of supple, fully engaged play to the extreme.
I met a host of satisfied folks on the road to the new book, "Don't Miss Your Life," which details a piece of the happiness equation all but ignored: engaged play.
You would think that if there were a source of happiness as reliable as engaged play that riot police would be posted outside martial arts studios or pottery classes to hold back the hordes.
In this regard, rhythmic play activities may serve an important function because they have the potential to entrain attention to the time scale of the engaged play.
He appeared most engaged playing piano in his reimagining of "Play Me" by Neil Diamond and in the breakneck jamming of "Alejate," a Spanish translation of Ms. Dion's "Just Walk Away" from Mr. Groban's 2001 debut album.
Mr. Perlman's execution was not always precise, but his deeply engaged playing still conveyed its long-familiar generosity.
During high school, my belief in the importance of being politically engaged played out in different ways.
The acclaimed British conductor Jane Glover drew lithe, textured and palpably engaged playing from the excellent Juilliard Orchestra and full-bodied singing from the Juilliard Chorus.
His socially engaged plays were produced by the Federal Theater Project and the Group Theater, and he was ranked second only to Eugene O'Neill as a writer of authentic American tragedy.
