Sentence examples for tenets of play from inspiring English sources

Once you were playing the game, with its B-movie-like cast of characters with accents that owe more to daytime soap operas than comparable-budget video games, and an emphasis on swearing to look cool, you saw how removed the marketing was from the base tenets of play.

Embracing the tenet of play-based learning, the kits come with a series of projects for kids to play with, including things like learning Morse code, making electronic songs, or creating a proximity-based alarm system.

What is perfect about this story is that one of the tenets of the play is that high-class society and aristocracy relies on who, rather than what, you know to function and survive.

You might also invite students to switch roles at least once during the exercise so that they have a chance to experience another point of view — a basic tenet of role-playing.

It is a tenet of role-playing games that players must feel as if they were having an effect on the game world, and The Witcher 2 provides that feeling both more vividly and subtly than any other game.

The acquittal issue tugs at obvious public safety concerns as well as at tenets of justice and fair play.

Two major tenets of the NFL were in play here.

In such a world, the anti-exceptionalist tenets of the European Union that countries should play down their differences seem to offer a safe haven.

It plays off familiar tenets of BDSM female in control and woman as goddess.

Whichever way the campaign against IS plays out, certain tenets of Middle Eastern power sharing agreements will cease to exist.

Sharing the tenets of the Black Arts movement, Bullins's naturalistic plays incorporated elements of black nationalism, "street" lyricism, and interracial tension.