Sentence examples similar to remarkably playful from inspiring English sources
The inexpensive Budgerigars ("parakeets"), if tamed young, are remarkably smart and playful if given the time and attention they deserve!
Measured, courtly, with short gray hair and wire-rimmed glasses, in his physical manner remarkably still but with a playful laugh and a dry sense of humor, at 65 he fits the bill of the world-weary Eastern European intellectual.
But the main objectives for most games are remarkably similar to those for video games: make a fun experience through playful, fair mechanics, and often give players a story to explore or to create themselves.
As one day gives way to another — days that look remarkably the same — his visit takes on existential weight, and the movie becomes an exploration, both playful and rueful, of desire, narrative and the idea beautifully expressed by Faulkner in "Absalom, Absalom!" that "maybe nothing ever happens once and is finished".
As a starting point for playful dinner-party conversation the phrase has its merits, but, as a clue to understanding the play, it is remarkably unhelpful.
Darren Udaiyan, creator of this remarkably tasteless painting of a grisly assault, belongs to the Stuckist movement, the anti-Turner prize, anti-Saatchi, anti-Tate art movement whose manifestos and pranks are a playful irritant in the British art scene.
