Sentence examples for much at play from inspiring English sources

Thirty years since Run DMC's single My Adidas led them to make a deal with that brand, "sneakernomics" are still very much at play.

This is not a political film per se, but the politics of the magic world are very much at play here.

There's so much at play that influences how quickly we can bring change, but I think we've made some improvements and hopefully we'll have some time to do a little bit more of that.

Lewis clearly doesn't share this view – he is setting out a distinctively Labour approach to international development, one that recognises politics are as much at play beyond Britain's borders as within them, and which will be pitted against a Conservative alternative at the next general election.

The foam gun brand has always offered a warmer, fuzzier take on toy weapons, and that's very much at play here.

These dueling images of the sublimity of unity (or pre-creation) on the one hand and manifestness (or creation) on the other (here in terms of the sublimity of darkness on the one hand and light on the other) offer an insight into what we may call a Neoplatonic "theology of paradox" which is very much at play in Ibn Gabirol.

Shades next to beach carry too much of the "at play" look.

There is something much broader at play.

Much more at play than you'd think.

Everyone wants to make money, but there is so much more at play.

There may not be much logic at play, but it's a wild, exotic movie that has spectacle and ambition.