Sentence examples for internal play from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the characters here complain a lot about their author as the internal play shoots off into flights of rococo imagery and disruptive changes of tone.

The internal play appears frequently in the early plays The Taming of the Shrew, Love's Labour's Lost, and A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Then everyone would be free to make some internal play on the words "papal bull" and continue to forge lives built on a sense of common humanity instead of on greed, political expediency and a strange kind of quisling arrogance.

Elegant groupings are held together by an internal play of rhythm and rhyme, and there are moments of riveting virtuosity, including a solo constructed from an airy interlacing of off-kilter jumps and turns.

No players could be more hopeless than Nick Bottom, the weaver, and his amateur friends, who, in the hope of winning a small pension, perform the internal play, Pyramus and Thisbe, to celebrate the triple marriage of Duke Theseus and two of his courtiers.

The actress playing Juliet in the internal play proved to be a fine singer but a poor actress; she was replaced by Helena Scott.

Seldom to be taken straight, these internal plays nonetheless reveal the aspects of presentation that regularly attracted Shakespeare's attention.

To look at the Elizabethan theatre through Shakespeare's internal plays is to, as Polonius advises, "by indirections find directions out".

Performance in these internal plays is always unsatisfactory in some respect, and the audience must for the most part read Shakespeare's own views on theatrical matters in reverse of these mirror stages.

Eberle's models are moody crime pictures like the films of Jean-Pierre Melville, which means a lot of the drama is internal — played out between men and women who speak in code, and barely raise their voices above a whisper.

Internal auditors play an important role in influencing managers' judgments.