Sentence examples for much playful from inspiring English sources

Brahms's and Dohnanyi's scherzos are not so much playful romps as intense and mysterious explorations.

They may not speak English here but our waiter knew when to stop us from ordering too much, guiding us through our options with much playful gesticulating.

But we need only look at "Vanity Fair," written and illustrated by William Thackeray, to see how much playful complexity can exist within the trappings of caricature.

Next they visited Augsburg, staying with relatives; there Mozart struck up a lively friendship with his cousin Maria Anna Thekla (they later had a correspondence involving much playful, obscene humour).

The two respondents who studied the Agta (of the Philippines)—a culture in which women as well as men regularly hunt noted that girls as well as boys in that culture engaged in much playful hunting.

(He was generally thought to be of a much more playful temperament than his partner, although it would not have been difficult to be more playful than Henry R. Luce).

"'Sonia By' is much more playful and preppy.

"You can be much more playful behind them".

She has a difficult task, because the form of the drama is much more playful than its content.

After more than 15 years in business, it feels like an overstuffed garage, and the chaos is much more playful and encouraging than your average Nike store.

But the real robots invading Sony Wonder Technology Lab on Saturday will be much more playful: they swing, they wave, they gyrate to music, they rock out.