Sentence examples for intriguing plays from inspiring English sources

The crime itself, however intriguing, plays a subordinate role in each novel.

Last spring, an off-Broadway theater presented "Cobb," an intriguing play about a well-documented baseball icon from the early 20th century.

His form-fitting silhouette and intriguing play with graphic patterns shows a designer who knows how to cut and is still young enough to take a few risks.

In a sense Nagy's elliptically intriguing play is like a domesticated version of Frayn's Copenhagen: it suggests there is no definitive truth about any human encounter.

Kyle Rudolph (MIN) vs. Jacksonville — The Jaguars had a hard time covering tight ends last season, giving up the fourth most fantasy points to opposing teams, which makes one of Ponder's favorite preseason targets an intriguing play this week.

The most intriguing play might have been the decision by the second-year safety Patrick Chung to call for a fake punt on fourth-and-4 from the Patriots' 38-yard line in the second quarter.

This intriguing play, about the meeting between two men who achieved renown during different eras in the thorny history of race in America — Muhammad Ali and the actor Stepin Fetchit — has more rounds of combat than an epic prize fight.

(Brantley) 'MARIE ANTOINETTE: THE COLOR OF FLESH' Joel Gross's intriguing play features impeccable performances by Amanda Jones, Samantha Ives and Jonathan Kells Phillips as the corners of a triangle of love and friendship caught up in the French Revolution.

Both Jonathan Kent's production and Hildegard Bechtler's design lend physical fluency to an intriguing play that proves Americans are every bit as class-conscious as us snobbishly stratified Brits.

(Wilborn Hampton) 'MARIE ANTOINETTE: THE COLOR OF FLESH' Joel Gross's intriguing play features impeccable performances by Amanda Jones, Samantha Ives and Jonathan Kells Phillips as the corners of a triangle of love and friendship caught up in the French Revolution.

One of the most intriguing play areas for children recently opened in a place where young visitors are more often exhorted not to touch anything, much less try it on: a museum for adults.