Sentence examples for inner interplay of from inspiring English sources

From the sixties through the eighties, his dramaticules and his novellas alike present the haunting of minds by memories, often a man's inner interplay of "time and grief and self and second self his own".

Mr. Hough's ear was vividly alert to the music's curious interplay of inner voices.

"Fox's achievement," wrote Margaret and Michael Rustin in Narratives of Love and Loss: Studies in Modern Children's Fiction (1987), "is to write with magnificent restraint and precision about the interplay of personal and historical, inner growth and outer framework, the process of learning to think about oneself and the world".

Show any self-professed tech guru the inner workings of an FP Journe Resonance and the harmonious, almost poetic interplay of gears, screws and jewels will keep him up at night, sleep goals be damned.

More so than Paradise Lost, it dramatizes the inner workings of the mind of Jesus, his perception, and the interplay of faith and reason in his debates with Satan.

The highly irregular southeastern coastline of Vancouver Island is indented with natural deep harbours (such as that of Victoria, whose Inner Harbour is the heart of the downtown area) and an interplay of peninsulas.

Life unfolds between the interplay of expansion and contraction described by Jupiter and Saturn plus influences from the inner and outer planets.

Tells about interplay of clashing Wash.

Interplay of sensory dominance and multisensory gains.

3. The interplay of grit and emotions.

But all history is the interplay of fact and myth.