Sentence examples for perception of the play from inspiring English sources

How might this change your perception of the play?

Each set, and especially each principal, has added something to our perception of the play.

It was an eye-opening reading which totally changed my perception of the play.

He was, at bottom, an illuminator, relentlessly exploring viewers' perception of the play of light on the screen.

In imaginatively conjuring this scene the spectator draws upon a wealth of experience, which is brought to mind and, as it were, condensed for him into the imaginative perception of the play.

So the perception of the play's impenetrability can perhaps be attributed to Stoppard having combined a head-scratching narrative form – the espionage thriller – with quantum physics, and neither of these turning out to be the point of the play, which was using spooks and photons as metaphors for psychological duality.

Howard pledged upon entering the league to polish the perception of the play-for-millions player by sharing his Christian beliefs, even persuading Commissioner David Stern to add a cross to the league's logo.

Perceptions of the play have changed radically in recent years.

But that may alter the audience's perceptions of the play's stated patriarchal assumptions and the prevalence of matriarchal families.

But how do our perceptions of the play change if Juliet is small, unusually tall, has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, or has alopecia?

How does the performance compare with your perceptions of the play?