Sentence examples for conceived play from inspiring English sources

Mr. Joseph's richly conceived play reminds us that art can have a powerful afterlife too.

Coaches are at the mercy of their players, and this must be the worst part of the job: watching helplessly as one perfectly conceived play after another springs imperfectly, sometimes disastrously, to life.

Robbins and his co-author and director, Teller (of Penn & Teller), conceived "Play Dead" as a homage to the spook shows put on by traveling magicians back in the 1930s.

We are also cognisant of the role that the research community, broadly conceived, plays in contributing to more effective humanitarian action.

"From the moment I conceived the play, that's how I heard it starting," she told me.

Mr. Baraka, who was still LeRoi Jones when he conceived the play, wrote it while in thrall to black separatism, and it remains that movement's singular cultural emblem.

The SiO2 interlayer was conceived to play an important role in the resultant sandwich structured SiO2/Cyt c/SiO2/BDD electrode as a selective "semi-open" medium, which guaranteed the immobilized Cyt c to maintain high stability and perform good electrochemistry and biocatalysis responses.

It's no surprise that Samuel Beckett is one of her literary heroes: "Tithonus" resembles Beckett's "dramaticules", except that while Footfalls or Breath are conceived as play texts, this is presented as part of a book of poems.

Ms. Nielsen said Mr. Durang conceived the play, "as the two of us living in his home in Bucks County and what would it be like if Sigourney came breezing through".

This is significant because (1) from a philosophical standpoint, it raises key issues concerning the ontological status of fictional entities, and (2) from a theatrical standpoint, it allows for a new line of enquiry into interpreting (broadly conceived) a play, focusing also on truth, rather than just on meaning.

Having studied Russian at Cambridge, the former Manchester Grammar School boy conceived the play whilst on a trip to the country's Far East where his love of Pushkin and Chekov was infused with the atmosphere of the bleak farmlands and the austere lives he encountered.