Sentence examples for imagine a play from inspiring English sources

Imagine a play by David Mamet, so reaffirming.

Imagine a play about black people written and performed entirely by white people, then you get the idea.

Photographs of pastel drawings in muted colors showing a pretty young woman in the artist's own apartment are visually unremarkable, but one begins to imagine a play with fiction and reality like the one found in Paul Auster's novels (Johnson).

"The moment we're trying to convey is when he decides, 'Well, I'm not an international outsider, I'm an American — I'm an African-American.' " It's hard to imagine a play about David Cameron's collegiate bachelor pad ("The Prime Minister and the Presbyterian"?) drawing much notice in New York.

So much so that it is hard to imagine a play about England and football that didn't end up, in one way or another, exploring the more ragged notions of loyalty and belonging that have always mingled combustibly with football's tribal passions.

Imagine a play by a contemporary American playwright examining the war in Afghanistan from the point of view of Taliban leaders grieving their losses.

Can you imagine a TV play mattering that much?

I had never met Joan before we started to consider how she might imagine a possible play.

It is difficult to imagine a radio play causing such a misunderstanding today, when people can quickly check the latest headlines on their smartphones.

"Imagine a farmer playing a giant grain silo in Idaho," Mainstone says.

He imagines a fun game to play at Christmas - Treasury select committee.