Sentence examples for effect of the play from inspiring English sources

Particularly, he said, it has been interesting to see how the effect of the play has changed in light of Sept. 11.

The effect of the play was as of a punch to the gut and the smell of fire from the torches lingered long after the end.

But the combined effect of the play, the book and the film was to bring the story back into the public domain.

It's also intriguing to see the ripple effect of the play -- on its actors' inability to get other work after being in this show and on the subsequent AIDS epidemic, which claimed the lives of so many of the original cast.

The effect of the play on those who did see it was evidently electrifying enough for a cellmate to describe the entire thing to Rick and spark what would become a lifelong commitment not only to the theatre but to the work of Samuel Beckett.

At CBS he also worked on the radio show Mercury Theatre on the Air directed by Orson Welles for which he composed music in a wide range of styles to heighten the dramatic effect of the plays.

Several women have spoken about the therapeutic effects of the play, how it has brought them out of isolation, given them a new identity and family, and provided a sense of renewed purpose.

The dialogue among them, replete with literary citations, whining over the politics of academia and the pompous passions of the self-important, has the effect of confining the play's resonance to campus size.

This visual trope has the effect of making the plays seem like autobiographical soundings, which, of course, they are.

Active listening, therefore, is a useful tool in both music courses and non-music courses, and can have the democratizing effect of leveling the playing field.

The effect of the Rays' playing in the 2008 World Series is evident in the $17.7 million in postseason receipts it collected, increasing total revenue that season to $160.1 million.