Sentence examples for whole plays from inspiring English sources

It is a nasty development when our society as a whole plays the part of a sheet-sniffing hack from a Sunday rag.

"The provider community, as a whole, plays a critical role," his veto message said, "and many of their concerns reflected in this bill are legitimate".

And the volume as a whole plays with oppositions between drift and solidity, just as previous volumes set up oppositions between working with language and working the land, or between ground and flight, or between the material and the spiritual.

Lortel, who died last year, provided for the perpetuation of her singular showcase, which was curtailed over the years from a theater for plays, whole plays with whole casts, to a two-night-a-week tryout spot for solo or cabaret type shows, given the rigidity of Actors Equity rules.

The technique of the "dramatic aside" is nothing new — Brecht made great use of it, Shakespeare built whole plays around it and the ancient Greek chorus served no other purpose — but in the context of an otherwise straightforward thriller, it's profoundly disturbing.

Results revealed that the peripheral anionic site (PAS) of AChE as a whole plays a critical role in the reactivation of nerve agent-inhibited AChE by all 4 bis-pyridinium oximes examined, but not by the mono-pyridinium oxime 2-PAM.

The whole unit played great".

Of the whole play?" "Yes.

For me, that's the whole play.

Second: Is the whole play objectionable, etc.

The orchestra as a whole played well.