Sentence examples for playwright introduces from inspiring English sources

The playwright introduces "a sign or expression of the passions, & when this is accomplished, it affects us and causes the same passion in us... ...... (Lectures on the Fine Arts 51).

Hauptmann, who would go on to win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1912, was the most important playwright introduced by the Freie Bühne.

The poet Pieter Joost de Borchgrave embodied the transition from Classicism to Romanticism, and Jan Baptist Hofman, a prolific playwright, introduced middle-class sentimental tragedy, or drame bourgeois.

As confusion of identities increases in the play, Shakespeare has some characters complain that Ephesus, the setting, must be enchanted -- an awkward way to let the playwright introduce some funny business that didn't fit his plot.

Way back in 1921 Capek, a Czech playwright, introduced the word "robot" to the language in his drama "R.U.R.," and playwrights since — especially those with a debt to Mr. Dick and Mr. Delany — have explored contemporary issues of identity, community and the relationship between humans and machines.

At the same time, playwright Alan Archbold introduces its main character, Sam Maguire, and his problem - that he lives his life through football.

To particularize the frightening situation, playwright Payne introduces two married couples, Bob Martindale (Robert Eli and Millie Martindalee (Mikaela Feeley-Lehmann) and Jim Baxter Christopher J.. Hanke and Norma Baxter Julia Coffeyey), who live in adjoining apartments and, in addition to Bob and Norma working in the same deviant-hunting government agency, consider themselves best friends.

Then the Scottish playwright David Greig introduced a 25-minute script he said he had completed just that morning (it was only 11 a.m. at this point).

The playwright Jon Robin Baitz introduced him to an agent, who helped him get a screenwriting job for a romantic comedy movie, "Devil's Advocate," that was to star the Christian pop singer Amy Grant but was never made.

November 3, 1744 Schwerin, Germany September 3, 1816 Rellingen, Germany Friedrich Ludwig Schröder, (born November 3, 1744, Schwerin, Mecklenburg [now in Germany] died September 3, 1816, Rellingen) German actor, theatrical manager, and playwright who introduced the plays of William Shakespeare to the German stage.

A burgeoning playwright, Georges introduced his sister to the literary salons of Paris.