Sentence examples for plays but also from inspiring English sources

"Funiage" is the most ambitious of the three plays, but also the most unsatisfying.

"She says that Shakespeare did write his plays, but also that he didn't.

We discuss not only the plays, but also the wider issues of playwriting, politics and art in each dramatist's country.

What's more, he conducts not only the works he plays but also orchestral works by both composers.

Yet, partly because of the position he plays but also due to the negative perceptions that surround him, the 31-year-old has rarely been a crowd favourite.

On stages large and small, via new plays but also (very much so) the classics, the theater in London proved time and again that it matters.

Is this why we demand of them that they play sport but also be good sports?

It's a funny play, but also poignant.

Cleopatra was exhausting to play, but also completely exhilarating.

The two men not only played but also danced, shimmying side by side and cutting up.

Forced Entertainment's Hamlet makes it seem like a brand new play – but also something half-remembered.