Sentence examples for playing heavily from inspiring English sources

We're playing heavily on that".

Now the federal races are catching up, with "super PACs" playing heavily in the race for United States Senate and in some of the state's Congressional races.

It consisted of expressions of repentance for misdeeds and abject appeals for mercy but also included some gestures of defiance, playing heavily on Bakunin's devotion to the Slavs and hatred of the Germans sentiments that were noted with interest and approval by the tsar.

Tonie Marshall's Nearest to Heaven, starring William Hurt and Catherine Deneuve, is a laboured, unformed damp squib of a romantic drama, playing heavily on the heroine's love of the movie An Affair to Remember - a cute affectation we're all thoroughly sick of since Sleepless in Seattle.

It's nothing like as inventively deranged as director Kim Jee-woon's previous films, playing heavily upon the now familiar "geriaction" genre gag of having an old fart do something springy and then complain about their joints – not so much "I'll be back" as "Ooh, me back…".

But this burden is playing heavily on Cook's mind and inhibiting him.

Social media plays heavily into the registry.

National security didn't play heavily in the presidential election.

"Ventura's defense played heavily in my decision," Torre said.

[On "Mad Men"] the culture and the mores of the 1960s play heavily into the characters.

He even commissioned the production of a popular music video that played heavily on the network.