Sentence examples for intense interplay from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ono's most intense interplay was with the percussionist Hearn Gadbois during the lengthy "Meditation".

The best songs featured intense interplay between sitar and guitar, either playing together or echoing phrases, while on Dancing in Madness the sitar was matched against the Latin cajón box drum.

That vision made the performance quirkily compelling, and in the closing Rondo, with its intense interplay between the orchestra and the soloist, Mr. Serkin seemed finally to appreciate that Brahms's more assertive writing, mask or not, has expressive depths of its own.

The Prokofiev, with its dense textures, insistent, pointed rhythms and intense interplay between piano and orchestra, is nearly as much a showpiece for the ensemble as for the soloist, and Mr. Nézet-Séguin did nothing to skew the balance in favor of the pianist.

Acknowledging the urban consequences as being conditioned by the intense interplay between planning institutions and practice, and urban management and governance, this paper shows how the continued presence of colonial planning principles in the shaping of post-colonial planning practices may contribute to present-day urban consequences in Dar es Salaam.

And down the stretch, as Baker beats the drums with an ever-present cigarette in his mouth, former Thin Lizzy guitarist Gary Moore (left) trades licks with Bruce, their intense interplay an added attraction.

In particular, Mr. McGrath is interested in the interplay of intense color and dull or contrasting hues.

But there's also an intense physicality to their interplay — even on a tune like "East St . LouisToodle-Oo" — that could make the devil's horns seem like an apt gesture in response.

The film is essentially a two-hander between Wilson and Ellen Page, who plays his victim turned aggressor; their interplay proved to be uncomfortably intense.

Thus, increases of postural sway after intense exercise does not necessarily affect the co-activation interplay between the tibialis and soleus muscles.

The neurophysiology of surround suppression is an area of intense research interest at present, and as knowledge evolves regarding the interplay between the complex networks of feedforward, feedback and lateral connections, our data may require reinterpretation.