Sentence examples for play argue from inspiring English sources

"Words are merely chatter/ It doesn't really matter/ It's only a play," argue Dionysos' lazier followers in one of the dialogues.

My favorite moments are not when two story lines lead to an epiphany, but when they, like characters in a play, argue with each other, making answers seem more remote.

Two men and two women in a suburban living room, all of whom are aware they are characters in a play, argue about how to be entertaining and original and why that might be impossible in America during the current Bush administration.

Two men and two women in a suburban living room, all of whom are aware they are characters in a play, argue about how to be entertaining and original and why that might be impossible in America during the Bush administration.

The play argues the reverse of "ignorance is bliss".

"The big debate in the play," argues Michell, "is between idealism and pragmatism".

Stephen Poliakoff recently wrote a play arguing that today "we record everything and remember nothing".

More than three-quarters of children said that they wanted more chances to experience adventurous play arguing that it made them feel "happy", "free" and "confident".

The writing of "The Origin of Species," the play argues, derived from a sudden surge of competitive instinct on the part of its author.

Life is so brutal, and people so potentially cruel, the play argues, that to sentimentalize or temporize is to settle for a soothing lie.

Billie's transformation acts out on a personal level the public awakening for which the play argues — a shedding of corrupt laissez-faire attitudes for more responsible social policy.