Sentence examples for playing independently from inspiring English sources

But, for me, discipline is about consistency of choice; most of the time I balance between my son playing independently and engaging with him in an activity.

Most of the time children are perfectly content playing independently.

They were playing independently- blissfully unware of their own bodies, or of the excessive obsession that adults around them have with body size and shape.

Each section can be played independently or simultaneously, divided into specific key ranges (splitting), and blended with independent volume controls.

The story played independently of my intentions.

Two people could play independently without a split-screen effect.

"This... was no carillon... on which each note could be played independently with some semblance of a tune".

His Symphony No. 10, for string orchestra (1968), which capped PostClassical's program, encroaches on avant-garde territory: there are nebulous twelve-tone passages, scouring cluster chords, and anarchic jam sessions in which solo instruments play independently of one another.

Many children are allowed to play independently, with more than a third (35%) of pre-schoolers using their tablet on their own; they're most likely to be left on their own at the beginning and end of the day, but 57% of pre-schoolers play on the tablet with a parent or guardian.

Mendelssohn's Octet is the quintessential example of a work for double quartet, but Darius Milhaud also had the ingenious idea of writing his Quartets Nos. 14 and 15 such that they could be played independently or at the same time.

And it's possible that children are less clued up in 2015 than they were in the past about the dangers of plants they might come across in their wanderings - partly because kids roam and play independently a lot less than they used to, and partly because parents' knowledge of plants - the good and the bad - is very limited (or "plant blindness", as it's been called).