playfulness

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• They’re among the wisest animals because they’re spontaneous and playful and content with whatever life presents them.

• Seemingly more playful is a painting by another Beirut native, Helen Zughaib, who places a Roy Lichtenstein-style beauty behind a 3-D decorative screen.

• I mean playful behavior without immediate goals and benefits, without even the possibility of failure.

• Here’s a playful red blend that is indeed a mash-up — it takes Australia’s cabernet-shiraz blends and its more traditional Rhone-style GMS, or grenache, mourvedre and shiraz, and well, it’s a GMS with some cabernet.

• “We were freed from the restrictions of gravity and crowd control in a virtual space, so we could be more playful,” said Lynham.

• This is kind of an accidental career for me—which is why I approach it with irreverence and playfulness.

• In its playfulness, this trial run for revolution set the tone for what was to follow.

• A hearty reminder of the power, malleability, and deep playfulness of the novel form.

• You embody my dream combination of human qualities: honesty, anger and playfulness.

• And by then, she was ready to reclaim some of the playfulness she'd relinquished so young.

• Usually in high spirits, he often displayed a boyish playfulness that resembled the gambols of a big good-natured dog.

• The wretched attempt at playfulness actually frightened Elle, who shrunk again to the side of her friend.