Sentence examples for its interplay of from inspiring English sources
Its interplay of incident and character gives it the feel of a 19th-century novel on the grand scale, only without any particular grandeur: this is a novel made of plywood and plastic sheeting and gravel banks, a world where people make out in the snow on bleachers at the go-kart track.
But the thrill of the poem (it goes on for several pages) is in its interplay of forensic precision and loving delicacy.
It's the fenestration that I have most liked, with its interplay of single and affiliated units.
Both aspects of our lives are interwoven and, indeed, it is this interweaving and our struggles with it that make us what we are and constitutes in its interplay of light and dark, much that is of value and significance in human existence.
I did enjoy the white wine-based sauce, with its interplay of spinach, smoky pancetta, garlic and pickled peppers.
Like Turkey, another Muslim country with its interplay of democracy and Islam, Malaysia will be closely watched to see how it copes with forces for change.
He wrote of Alexander von Humboldt as "perhaps the first ecologist" in that he "created a stirring picture of the plant and animal world as a whole, with its majestic settings and its complex interplay of forces".
(Scott) ★ 'Boy' (No rating, 1 27) This quirky father-son story stands out in multiple ways: for its refreshing and stellar child performances, for its surprising interplay of sad and silly, and for its rustic and beautiful New Zealand setting.
(Nicolas Rapold) ★ 'Boy' (No rating, 1 27) This quirky, unpretentious father-son story stands out in multiple ways: for its refreshing and stellar child performances, for its surprising interplay of sad and silly, and for its rustic and beautiful New Zealand setting.
As the catalog notes, kingship, with its elaborate interplay of entitlements and obligations, had a revered tradition extending back thousands of years in India.
Perhaps the impetus was the arrival from Paris of the Beaux-Arts style, with its free interplay of brick, stone, glass, and steel or iron.
