Sentence examples for actually directed at from inspiring English sources

73 min: "Gilks plays for Scotland," says cstewart of my "take him to the Euros, Mr Roy" comment earlier which was actually directed at Carlton Cole.

Nor are forced marriages (which should not be confused with arranged marriages) a geographically neutral phenomenon: two-thirds of calls to Karma Nirvana involve South Asians.In short, measures that appear to apply to migrants as a whole are actually directed at a particular group.

"It's like the Romans sent a message [to aliens] and we got the reply," says Shostak. "[The reply] was actually directed at Cicero, not at us.

This is because the technique is actually directed at grey model prediction correction and as such, their prediction accuracies are directly dependent on the prediction accuracy of the grey model base.

But frustratingly little of what was said, sung, chanted and painted on signs was actually directed at the way the global financial systems currently operate and how these practices could be improved.

But frustratingly little of what is be said, sung, chanted and painted on signs is actually directed at the way the US and global financial systems currently operate and how they must be improved.

This was actually directed, as I understand, at Turkish soldiers".

Terror was actually directed not at the remnants of the defeated exploiting classes but against the honest workers of the party; against them were made lying, slanderous and absurd accusations.

This terror was actually directed not at the remnants of the defeated exploiting classes but against the honest workers of the party and of the Soviet state; against them were made lying, slanderous and absurd accusations concerning "two-facedness," "espionage," "sabotage," preparation of fictitious "plots," etc.

"That was the first time he actually directed that play at me," Mason said.

Rickman's position as one of British cinema's great and good was cemented by his participation in the instant-family-favourite Love, Actually, directed by Richard Curtis at the height of his popularity.