Sentence examples for values of the plays from inspiring English sources

Might it not be a relief for Shakespeare to be presented in a way that emphasizes the lower entertainment values of the plays?

Jack Viertel, the creative director of Jujamcyn Theatres, said in explaining why he wanted Wolfe as a director for "Angels," "We knew he would deëmphasize some of the sentimental values of the play and emphasize the hard-edged brilliance of the writing.

However, operating expenses, which include player wages, rose to £110.7million, including player amortisation costs - which reflect the book value of the playing staff - of £29.1million.

Lambert, who was sacked in a phone call with chief executive Tom Fox, said the club wanted to "purchase and develop younger players" to give Villa a "solid footing" and "enhance the value of the playing squad in the future".

"There was also a concerted effort to purchase and develop younger players who would provide a solid footing for the football club to move forward and enhance the value of the playing squad in the future".

"In view of this, we are faced with a situation of making redundancies within the playing staff on such a scale that would materially erode the value of the playing squad.

The crux of the difficulties faced by Singapore kindergarten teachers is in striking a fine balance on the play continuum in order to best manifest teacher control and children's freedom without compromising on the enjoyment and educational value of the play experience.

"I think that's partly the value of the play.

The diverse poduct structures show that the pH value of the reaction plays a key role in the hydroxylation of isophthalic acid.

The pH value of the solution plays an important role in the ionization of the different species and, subsequently, in their rejection.

Whilst praising the production values of the 2-color playing pieces Varney found the box somewhat 'flimsy'flimsy