| Hip culture has embraced this linguistic byplay wholeheartedly, often to the dismay of those who can't quite figure it out. |
| There's evidence that he encouraged him to upgrade, but understand — A little nursery-school byplay. |
| Now, again, there is a byplay there between the suggestion that the Crown is involved in some sort of subterfuge in this case. |
| The mechanicals in Midsummer were slow and dull, indulging in endless, random byplay rather than the specific actions called for in the text. |
| It adds extra layers to the playful byplay between the characters we see before. |
| Firstly, there is an interesting byplay in the film between sexual and existential desire. |
