Sentence examples for this play offers from inspiring English sources

The truest vision of love this play offers is the love the actors and the director show for its disturbances and contradictions (2 40).

"I think this play offers a lot that can help them for their Super Bowl run; I'm rooting for them now," Scott said after admitting he has always been a Steelers fan.

Written when Sophocles was close to 90, this play offers a sublimity of vision and of evocation that elsewhere I find only in Shakespeare's "King Lear" and the late sonatas and quartets of Beethoven.

A domestic drama about a pathologically snug relationship between a woman and her two grown sons, this play offers a rare glimpse at the theater work of Sidney Howard, who is best known as a screenwriter ("Gone With the Wind," "Dodsworth") but he won a Pulitzer Prize for his play "They Knew What They Wanted".

Shakespeare comedies often conclude with nuptials in the offing, but this play offers a stage full of contented lovers, gathering to watch a hilariously amateurish enactment of a love story — the tale of Pyramus and Thisbe — that ends rather more unhappily.

In light of the waning days of lame-duck President George W. Bush, this cinematic re-staging of the play offers insights into the current contentious and troubled presidency.

Subtly skewing perspectives, the play offers more questions than answers: Is she conning him?

But, far from being unrelieved gloom, the play offers a stoic tribute to sibling resilience.

"I don't think the play offers any solutions," she says.

Audiences will gladly suspend their disbelief and accept whatever new reality the play offers them.

"Over and over people say the play offers a great battle of brains and wits — over God.