Sentence examples for getting more playful from inspiring English sources

"Now we're seeing the projects are getting more playful and experimental.

Lately Sigur Ros has been getting more playful; at the Bonnaroo Festival in June it had an exuberant auxiliary of female drummers and a confetti drop.

It can take some practice to master the perfect flirtation style, so err on the side of caution, starting off slowly and then getting more playful as she responds to you.

In her criticism she could get more playful than the most anarchic apprentice of "creative nonfiction".

2012's Playin' Me LP was met with critical acclaim on release from underground blogs to national newspapers alike, and her new Hold Me EP sees her get more playful than ever before.

I'd written about massive talking mice and time travel and people flying, and my work had been getting more, well, playful.

Overwhelmingly, they show that artists, and their exhibitors, are getting more savvy and playful about the booth format with every passing year.

Become more playful in your work.

By mobilising virtual rewards and playful elements, mobile apps, websites, social initiatives and even urban policies are getting more and more gamified.

While the Italians, say, might be direct - "Buy these biscuits and you'll get more mates" - Rowland says British ads are wittier, more playful.

I get more comfortable on stage and with the audience all the time – and more playful.