Sentence examples for play concentrates from inspiring English sources

Brecht's play concentrates on the conflict between Galileo and the Roman Catholic Church, which was determined that he recant his discoveries about the universe.

Written largely in long streams of staccato dialogue, which, as in Mr. Hnath's "Isaac's Eye," another highly fictionalized drama about a historical figure, suggest a hypercaffeinated David Mamet, the play concentrates on the relationship between Disney and his brother Roy, played with glum subservience by the terrific Frank Wood.

The play concentrates on an idea the programme controllers have for a new programme which will follow the trials and tribulations of a group of people left to fend for themselves on a remote island.

The Guardian's Philip French described it as "hypnotic, self-indulgent and lacking in context, rather like doting parents at a nativity play concentrating on their daughter's Mary or their son's Joseph to the exclusion of the other performers and the Gospel message".

"I didn't see a great deal of yesterday's play, concentrating as I was on emailing Smy the demands of my job, but is it possible that the England players' conduct was not so much trying to emphasise how united they are as a team as reflecting a greater sense of unity?

In every note you play concentrate and put 100% of your effort into playing only one note.

Such plays concentrate more on scenes where Elokeshi gives in to her father's orders than on the depiction of rape.

Sometimes when you get nervous while playing, concentrate and try to keep your mind clear and focus on the ball.

Instead of commenting on or contextualizing the material, the creators of the play, which concentrates on four of the soldiers, play the material as straight as if it were a kitchen-sink drama.

He also has almost 4% of the fund's assets in Pleasant Hill, Calif.'s Tut Systems, another telecom play that concentrates on high-speed data connectivity over copper wire.

As in a stage play, Sorkin concentrates on only a few characters, assigning actions and statements to them carried out by others.