Sentence examples for play lie from inspiring English sources

The reasons for doing the play lie in the hope that while it may not be cathartic for the actresses, it may inspire change in the audience.

The beauty of the original play lies in its ambivalence.

But the virtue of the play lay in the complexity of its portrait of Charles.

INDIANAPOLIS — The beauty in Michigan State's play lies in its scoring distribution.

The greatness of the play lies in the fact he is probably both.

The fascination of the play lies in seeing divine anger exacerbated by human folly.

To my mind, the heart of the play lies in the relationship of Prospero and Ariel.

The overwhelming strength of the play lies in its portrait of the women in the garden.

The genius of the play lies in the marriage of Kushner's informed mind with his informed heart.

The core of the play lies in a predawn confrontation in a garden in the Welsh borders.

But at the heart of the play lies Anne's passionate dependence on Churchill's wife, Sarah.