Sentence examples for play representing from inspiring English sources

It adds an extra layer to the play, representing and commentating at the same time.

But East's play represented an intelligent attempt to defeat the contract.

What does that cricket bat (and the associated ideals of fair play) represent?

Julie, the heroine of the play, represented the ideas which the clothes also try to capture.

Acting out their emotions in the play represented a kind of freedom, several inmates said.

Each new play represents the playwright in a different but characteristic mode.

If the property in play represented a different city, perhaps that comment could be taken at face value.

And the answer — the short answer — is, Socrates, the character Socrates in the play, represents Plato, the author of the play's, philosophical views.

For an artist who often makes quirky, introspective work (the death of her mother inspired "The Accidental Trilogy"), the new play represents a departure.

"There is an ache in my life that I don't have my own, so this play represents healing," she said.

Critics who follow Mr. Fugard's work say the play represents a return to the racial tensions that linger in South Africa.