Sentence examples similar to play notion from inspiring English sources
His use of the first-person narrative brings into play notions of time and space, creating drama.
It now appears that the plug-and-play notion has been adopted by Mr. Hubbard in Mitt Romney's campaign for president.
With rolling cameras and lighting rigs in play, the notion of voyeurism was ever present.
The kitchen table stories is really a play around notions of family.
Spanish-born García-Alix has spent 30 years photographing himself, or versions of himself, in order to play with notions of autobiography, fiction and how we represent ourselves.
In an essay in The New York Times concerning their book "In the Country" (Viking, 1977), Mr. Miller suggested such collaborations allowed the two to play with notions of time.
Free play suggests notions of freedom and choice, and therefore independence of children in play (Burman, 1994).
Dick wanted to play with notions of reality and authenticity.
His work includes self-portraits that play with notions of gender, but also shots of queer culture in Miami and New York that seem at once spontaneous and artfully composed.
He has played down notions of fatigue, that he is feeling the effects of a huge innings jump last season.
After Sunday's game, Manuel played down the notion that he played a role in the resurgence.
