Sentence examples for express the play from inspiring English sources

Reviewing the play, Harold Clurman said that all three actors, Vivien Merchant, Ms. Tutin and Colin Blakely "not only express the play but seem to contain it in its incisiveness, its own kind of elegance and its brilliant mystery".

His bare-bones "Seagull" qualifies as a departure in its almost exclusive reliance on the actors to express the play's mood and transmit its meaning.

The production makes exciting use of the space to express the play's governing idea: that adolescent withdrawal and parental heedlessness are part of a familiar pattern, but that they also contain a secret fury which here erupts in spectacular violence.

But Devlin's set was a revelation, a blend of the concrete and the ethereal that perfectly expressed the play's underlying themes.

Michael Attenborough's production is also the finest he has done in his Almeida tenure: the combination of Miriam Buether's design and Stephen Warbeck's elliptical piano music perfectly expresses the play's mood.

Mr. Akhtar acknowledged that in earlier drafts he had expressed the play's themes (identity, self-loathing, bias) somewhat blatantly, but he said he hoped new drafts had softened this.

Note that as expressed above, the delay expresses the play-back delay, defining the delay before all the packets of the data source carried over parallel paths reach the destination.

There is something impressive in the blasphemous energy Carolan is attempting to express in the play.

Game journalists express the rhythms of game play, sociologists tackle topics such as role-playing in vast virtual worlds, players rant and rave, and game designers describe the sweat and tears of bringing a game to market.

Tregs, which express the Foxp3 transcription factor, play an essential role in maintaining self-tolerance by inhibiting effector T cells [ 9].

I meet many people who express the hope that May is playing a clever game.