Sentence examples for play appeal from inspiring English sources

Though she's not didactic, her "young, blond, can play" appeal may be a true populist hope for the music.

It is particularly potent for brands targeting a youth audience hooked on gaming, but its marketing potential goes much deeper than play appeal.

I'm an east end boy, so the play appealed to me greatly.

The play appeals to the enduring hopeful adolescent in us that has grown weary of being cynical.

This response is essential to the screenwriter, and I now know immediately if the book or the play appeals to my creative process.

That's why this play appealed to me so much: it's about an artist changing his identity in order to get what he wants". Strangely, it was only in Britain that Sher felt obliged to conceal his true self.

"This play appealed to the Indian community and brought us new theatergoers but failed to reach most of the Rep's more traditional audience, so it turned out to be a net minus in terms of ticket sales," he said.

The humanity and intensity of the play appealed to him, he said, just as Beckett and Büchner once did; in graduate school, too, his thesis project was a 15-minute performance piece about a mentally disabled death-row inmate, a psychiatrist and a murder victim's father — all played by Mr. Parsons.

Audiences respond differently, but the plays appeal to the emotions in the same way.

That's how Edge's Jason Killingsworth summarized Dark Souls, a diamond-hard RPG that continues to fascinate newcomers and provide return-play appeal to its passionate hardcore fanbase.

Its contradictions are part of the play's appeal.