Sentence examples for this play demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Few people used the term "dysfunctional families" in the 1930s, but the Bergers of this play demonstrate that they existed.

After all, committing 16 actors and three live musicians to this play demonstrates reverence.

As the play demonstrates, it was ultimately the power of words that brought the immigrants justice.

Outraged conservative clerics said the play demonstrated the failings of President Mohammad Khatami's liberal cultural policies.

And, as the play demonstrates — "Anything I can do for you, Reinhard?

Lucy, the play demonstrates, is not so much a child as a prop to her mother's fragile ego.

If nothing else, the play demonstrates that Osborne's social rage was accompanied by a gnawing preoccupation with religion.

And, if that play demonstrates the almost homoerotic kinship between the two seamen, O'Neill later shows us how close confinement can also breed petty-minded prejudice, suspicion and fear.

The grief these parents suffer from cannot be translated into words, and, as the play demonstrates, those who endure such grief find our society's shibboleths about the "gift of life" almost comically inadequate.

Say what you will, the play demonstrates that being in love "feels f***ing great while it lasts," as one Shakespeare scholar (and my former professor) once said with pith and eloquence.

And what, Sanders was asked, did that play demonstrate?