Sentence examples for implications of the play from inspiring English sources

Characters should be presented against their milieu and belong to specific professions, so that the moral and social implications of the play, which he considered to be of primary importance, should have greater impact.

But, while that is the strongest account of the recognised text, the themes and implications of the play are most powerfully expressed for me in two modern-day updates both first seen in 2001: the Hollywood teen-flick O, which shifts the action to a high-school basketball team, and an adaptation made for ITV television under the original title, scripted by Andrew Davies.

Albee discusses the economic implications of the play's rapid closure, and the part that the drama critics played in that event.

In a sweeping analysis that moves from the question of play in child development to the implications of play for the Western work ethic, he explores the values, historical sources, and interests that have dictated the terms and forms of play put forth in each discourse's "objective" theory.

Another, the only black man in the group, ponders the implications of choosing to play Lawrence Taylor, the "black devil" of the drama that the group has gathered to recreate, and his distaste for the way some of his white friends had impersonated Taylor in the past.

As one of the first people to be blamed for 9/11 by a politician, I have some thoughts on the implications of Donald Trump playing the same blame game to fuel his presidential ambitions.

This is certainly the implication of the plot of David Hare's play Gethsemane, in which a prime minister with more than a passing resemblance to Tony Blair instructs a cabinet minister to dispense with a spouse who has become an embarrassment to the government.

Duncan played down the implications of Miami's play.

It was back in the 1970s that feminist educational researchers first studied the implications of the tendency for girls to play with dolls, and for boys to play with cars.

"In retrospect it would have been better to have done it well before, so all the implications of the result had been played out and there were no distractions from presenting the new leader to the public," one source said.

In a recent book with our colleague Ludger Woessmann from Munich, we consider the economic implications of playing in the wrong league.