Sentence examples for play aspires from inspiring English sources

It's hard to build the kind of tension this play aspires to when so much feels contrived.

The dialogue has a few too many dry patches to entirely sustain the kind of high-energy zaniness the play aspires to, and Mr. Reddin can belabor a joke.

In the best work of O'Neill, Miller and Albee, the dysfunctional family becomes a metaphor for a damaged society; and there are moments when Letts's play aspires to be a threnody for the tragic years of the Bush presidency.

Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater, Jerry O'Connell and Hettienne Park play aspiring novelists who sign up for classes with a formidable international literary lion, endowed with the acid tongue and droll delivery of Alan Rickman.

In their verbal and visual daring, Shepard's early plays aspired to match the anarchic wallop of rock and roll.

Boxing gloves, French plaits, bloodied teeth: Swank had them all as she played aspiring boxer Maggie Fitzgerald in Clint Eastwood's sport drama.

New mother Carey Mulligan, who plays aspiring suffragette Maud Watts, said: "Hopefully this film will inspire everyone in the way they view the world.

His plays aspire to intellectual and visual astonishment, combining curiosity and compassion into satisfying puzzles, which bring together public concerns and private griefs in order to explore the irony between the realms.

Watch on YouTube Playing aspiring actress Betty Elms in David Lynch's surreal noir thriller, its hard to imagine many actors pulling off the deranged character-arc quite as deftly as Naomi.

Lily Rabe and Hamish Linklater have joined the production of this Theresa Rebeck dark comedy, it was announced on Monday, playing aspiring novelists who pay $5,000 each for the privilege of working with Leonard, the internationally renowned literary figure played by Mr. Rickman.

The Instagram clip starts off on Burgess, who plays aspiring star-turned-YouTube sensation in the Netflix comedy.