Sentence examples for an introduction to the play from inspiring English sources
(He wrote an introduction to the play for a 2012 anthology of new works).
"His value is created largely by his fidelity to the code of his culture," Miller wrote in 1960, in an introduction to the play.
In an introduction to the play, John Lahr writes that it "marks the tipping point — the moment in O'Neill's tortured life when he gave up the romance of death for the romance of art".
The forger's son, a novelist also named Arthur Phillips, wrestles with this question in an introduction to the play, which forms the backbone of the novel and reveals the family's psychological scars.
Rabe writes, in an introduction to the play, "David says of the girl he loved, 'She was a girl to weigh no more than dust.' Ozzie says, 'You pronged a yellow fucking whore.' The simple, real event is hidden by each character in the language he uses".
"Over the years, the story of O'Neill's own, botched suicide attempt, at age twenty-four, was told in many ways," John Lahr writes in an introduction to the play, which "marks the tipping point — the moment in O'Neill's tortured life when he gave up the romance of death for the romance of art".
Some of these are briefly reviewed below in order to provide an introduction to the current state of play.
The solid ensemble makes this a perfectly worthy introduction to the play, but while it gives a proper airing of the characters' points of view, I only wish the production brought more of one as well.
It also includes an introduction to the subject of computational fluid dynamics that plays a large part in turbomachinery design and analysis.
They pointed to — and quoted from memory — a line in Williams's introduction to the play: his exhortation that directors embrace "a new, plastic theater which must take the place of the exhausted theater of realistic conventions if the theater is to resume vitality as a part of our culture".
Mr. Barnes prefaces his production with a reading of Synge's introduction to the play.
