Sentence examples for rather playful from inspiring English sources

After dissolving his partnership with Gowan in 1963, Stirling evolved a rather playful variant of postmodernism, making use of unconventional building axes, complex geometric shapes, and brightly coloured decorative elements.

In my case, my initial interest in language was not scientific but rather playful.

The word play, or rather, playful, might also be an apt description of Cleo itself.

Nvidia showed off in its keynote today a number of rather playful examples for what your future car dashboard could look like.

It was also necessary for it to use neurofeedback to give a visual representation of his attention levels and thus aid him to enhance it in a rather playful manner.

Founded in 1879, and later promoted as a marriage agency for the town's single women, the club has more recently assumed a rather playful and sometimes satirical tone.

This side of Wallace – the rather leadenly playful postmodernist – always struck me as mystifying.

What follows, however, is rather more playful – and ultimately more perplexing than this might suggest.

It's tough rather than playful and at once an existential mystery, a melodramatic thriller, a medical horror film and a polymorphous extravaganza.

Once again there are various characters in various formations, conspicuously artificial sets and a suffusion of feeling, though this time the sentiment feels heavy rather than playful.

But it turns out that Psycho's director, Alfred Hitchcock, may have intended the iconic chiller as a rather more playful affair.