Sentence examples for loose interplay from inspiring English sources
The tunes were compressed, by jazz measurements: six or seven minutes each, with composed, no-nonsense themes at the beginning and end, surrounding stretches of harmonically loose interplay.
Bridget R. Cooks, an art history and African American studies professor at UC Irvine, said the loose interplay between line and color in Martin's images evokes the feel of the music itself.
The band's loose time feel and slightly ragged intonation, as it worked hectic, free interplay into the weave of the older, precise arrangements, felt like a 1960's idea: finally, it's as much a tribute to the sound of mid-60's records by Archie Shepp and Roswell Rudd.
Together, they have a loose, agreeable interplay.
This single, one of its highlights, certainly didn't set the charts alight – it reached No 51 – but its jazzy sass, the bristling interplay of the brass, its loose skank, its beguiling, offbeat vocals and its deftly acerbic lyrics ("Your girlfriend has only got one fault / That's you") earn it a deserved place among the Specials pantheon.
England will not play it as fast and loose on Saturday but their attacking skills coach Mike Catt agrees the interplay of Joseph and George Ford has been a highlight of the national team's season so far.
At its purest, Ferschtman's tone had a lovely lyrical quality and she enjoyed the interplay with the eloquent responses of the woodwind, as well cutting loose in her virtuosic cadenza passages.
The group's interplay was shown off to best effect, of all places, on a loose, endearing cover of "My Boo," the 1996 Ghost Town DJ's hit that was bass music's main moment of pop crossover.
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Today, artful interplay is over.
