Sentence examples for finest plays from inspiring English sources

The finest plays are not those that make the fewest mistakes.

The conception of the crown as fount of justice and bulwark of the humble against oppression inspires some of his finest plays.

The play is schematic in outline and bloated with the repetition or overstatement that mars even some of O'Neill's finest plays.

He also wrote Putsonderwater (1962; "Well-Without-Water"), considered among the finest plays produced in Afrikaans; it could not be performed because of its political message.

There are echoes of one of the finest plays in the English language, Arthur Miller's The Crucible, in Rebecca Lenkiewicz's Jane Wenham: The Witch Of Walkern.

Mr. Stoppard long ago soared beyond these apprentice trifles and keeps creating some of the finest plays of our day, which arrive regularly in sublime productions.

He inherited one of the world's finest play-makers, the Brazilian Kaká, when Mourinho arrived as coach two years ago.

The finest play Payne authored, Brutus: or, The Fall of Tarquin, was produced at Drury Lane on Dec. 3, 1818.

His finest play, Niemcy (1949; "The Germans"), analyzed the rapid spread of Nazi ideology among the German people.

This theme was also reflected in Calderón's finest play, La vida es sueño (1635; Life Is a Dream).

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