Sentence examples for interplay of words from inspiring English sources

To Mr. Smith, that's the greatest pleasure, seeing how dramatic momentum can come not from action but from the interplay of words and ideas.

Using a multilayered interplay of words and images, Ms. Brody-Lederman fashions a kind of illustrated serial story, in which characters and themes recur as they would in successive episodes of, say, "The Perils of Pauline".

This 15-minute dance-theater duet with Ashley Anderson also uses improvisation and also includes beer swigging, and after one viewing you feel as if you'd barely begun to catch the subtle interplay of words and movements.

How would this text by the master of minimal interplay of words and silence fare in the hands of the American director who likes to experiment with imagery on a vast scale?

That Zevon's songs were, as Muldoon wrote, "inextricably part of the warp and woof" of his 1983 poetry collection Quoof amplifies the interplay of words and music across Muldoon's extensive oeuvre right up to the "round songs", as Muldoon has termed them, of his most recent poetry collection, Maggot (2010).

For anyone interested in the interplay of words and images, the magic of Vanity Fair on the iPad is the closest you can get to feeling like a novice monk who has grown up illiterate in the countryside, then enters his monastery's scriptorium and beholds an illuminated manuscript for the first time.

In other words, the interplay of transcription regulations and protein-protein interactions constitutes the framework of the integrated cellular network.

The computation of the position of the primary stress depends on an interplay of any exceptional stress in root words and stress properties of certain morphemes, and requires that a full morphological analysis be done.

We speculate that this may imply differences in the signal responsiveness of different RsbN proteins, thereby contributing to the differences between different organisms in the interplay of ecology and development: in other words, they may be potential agents of speciation.

Societies are constructed through the complex interplay of individual actors and institutions, in other words established sets of values, norms and rules.

I love the interplay between words and pictures.