Sentence examples for question the play from inspiring English sources

How low can you get?" The question the play raises is just who here is stealing from whom.

It's hard to be objective when scenes aren't clicking, dialogue is dragging, or actors question the play.

One question the play asks is: would recognition have made it possible to look outside himself and love other people?

That's one of the questions the novel asks, and it's a question the play asks, too, although it asks it in a different key".

The dramatic question the play poses — can a man of such advanced years reasonably and respectably hope to find love with a woman half his age?

Whether it had to be that way, whether architectural greatness requires utter determination and a willingness to trample on human feelings, is a question the play raises but wisely does not answer.

But Mr. Rando said the questions the play asked about personal responsibility had convinced him it could be as relevant today as it was in the early 1960's.

But Mr. Gold's production never succeeds in illuminating the eternal questions the play explores about the liberation of the caged spirit, as opposed to antiquated ones about the emancipation of an oppressed wife.

After that loss, Roethlisberger questioned the play calling and inconsistent use of the no-huddle offense.

You're in hell before anyone says a word, which begs the question of the play.

It's a serious question, but the play, unfortunately, addresses it naïvely.