Sentence examples for a director better from inspiring English sources

"An actor can work with a director better".

"If you are not interested in the chorus as a director, better take your hands off a Greek tragedy.

(A director better attuned to the blend of subject matter and personnel would have located pathos in the compact tension of a sincerely, even passionately, misguided warrior).

Loach's movie — an exceptionally funny and commercially appealing picture from a director better known for gritty social realism — should introduce many new moviegoers to Cantona, who is both athlete and icon, a football philosopher as famed for his cryptic pronouncements as for his stunning goals.

The film by Roland Emmerich, a director better known for apocalyptic blockbusters than period dramas, opens on Friday.

A requiem mass quietly plays throughout, building up to a crescendo at the end of the play.Miller's play is perhaps an odd choice for a European director better known for his more avant-garde work.

He served as a Director of Better Place, Inc. until October 2012.

Fincher as a director was better able to handle the sheer volume of data in that story, letting its weight provide momentum, with a nimble grace that Vanderbilt is unable to bring to "Truth".

He believes he could do any job in his White House or campaign, from speechwriter to policy director, better than those holding the jobs.

Dan Whaley Founder & CEO, Climos, Inc. Jason Wolf North America Business Development Director, Better Place.

Jackie Baillie, a Labour MSP and a director of the Better Together campaign, says there will be a big moment for the Labour Party in Scotland later in the month when it sets out what powers it will offer the people of Scotland in the event of a "no" vote.