Sentence examples for worthwhile plays from inspiring English sources

"But it is also his function, I think, to recognize worthwhile plays," a species of art that he considered rare and precious.

"Venus in Fur" is an entertaining, worthwhile play on its own.

But the other's a 33, and maybe now he's a 28, so maybe it's worthwhile playing zone".

"It's what you think of as a classic play, a worthwhile play, and you bring it back for new audiences to enjoy".

An enthusiastic golfer, hiker and rollerblader, Gerry was a witty raconteur and writer who loved a good political debate, never missed a worthwhile play and was equally at home discussing Russian Constructivism or the finer points of estate law.

What I thought was going to be a discussion about the technical challenges afforded by turning a classic film into a worthwhile play, was actually going to be a typical Today programme bunfight.

While the West End came up with only two worthwhile new plays all year Douglas Carter Beane's Broadway import The Little Dog Laughed, with Tamsin Greig laying down the law as a lesbian movie agent, and Nunn's staging of Sebastian Faulks's great novel of World War I, Birdsong the National preceded Earthquakes with no fewer than three estimable new dramas.

Is playing bridge for the feeling of flow any more worthwhile than playing it just to win?

The wealth creation that she championed was meant to render class irrelevant, and so to spur further economic advance.Yet even after the rigours of Thatcherism, politicians still felt it worthwhile to play the class card.

If the ensemble's name created grand expectations, the reality was more modest: a respectable concert of worthwhile pieces played for a small but receptive audience chiefly composed of university alumni and friends, to judge from the name tags most audience members wore.

But there have been a number of times I've wanted to head out to the multiplex this summer only to realize that nothing worthwhile is playing that I want to see, and nothing I feel like I have to discuss with my readers.