Sentence examples for play excellence from inspiring English sources

Members of the public were invited to suggest appropriately inspiring verse for the site, incorporating the values of the Olympics, such as fair play, excellence, friendship, courage and determination, and 360 replies were received for the judges to review.

Murphy 2001 includes life, knowledge, aesthetic experience, excellence in work and play, excellence in agency, inner peace, friendship and community, religion, and happiness (p. 96).

His goal, he explained, was to play with excellence but to remain "transparent".

At a recent performance, the pacing seemed off and a couple of speeches were a bit overblown, but the play's excellence was undeniable.

It's time for Formula 1, Fifa, IOC and their big-brand corporate sponsors to decide whether they want global sport to be associated with human rights violations, or with the core values that the global public naturally associate with sport: friendship, mutual respect, fair-play and excellence.

Excellence on the field of play is, and excellence is currently on display wherever the University of Connecticut women are playing basketball.

The oud is a glorious and sophisticated instrument, the origin of the lute (etymologically as well as in its sound and playing), the instrument par excellence of the Arab world — the best are supposed to be made in Damascus — and harks back to the wonder days of Arab civilization.

Village Voice critic J. Hoberman praised it as "the beatnik film par excellence," with Mead playing "a kind of Zen village idiot".

But it is Tom's loving but strict Aunt Polly and the Widow Douglas, both played with quiet excellence by Nancy Lemenager, who truly stand for the values of honesty and responsibility.

I imagine every new teacher arrives with some version of the story of the triumphant teacher who takes a ragtag group of students from disarray to academic excellence playing in the back of his or her mind.

In 1989 the Royal Philharmonic Society established its Orchestra Award for "excellence in playing and playing standards"; the LSO was the first winner.