Sentence examples for all directed towards from inspiring English sources

The colonial and empire conferences through the early part of last century were all directed towards giving the dominions a greater say in empire policy.

They were all directed towards the Hmeimim airbase, Russia's military operations headquarters in Latakia province, and carried an explosive payload and a GPS navigation system.

But as awareness grew that jazz's many facets were all directed towards the same spontaneous music-making, Hamilton's sheer class and musicality came to be more widely appreciated.

Sarri told Rai Sport he could not recall exactly what he shouted, saying: "What I said wasn't at all directed towards Mancini and once the game ended then he should have dropped it there.

The contemporary architecture is characterized by an even more marked transparency, as a result of a continuous experimentation all directed towards the search of the built "lightness", that is towards the "dematerialization" of the architecture and the consequent loss of weight connected to the excess of form.

Conventional business models are all directed towards the maximization of revenue and economic profits, which in turn steer the firm to emphasize on improving self-proficiency to be more resourceful in fitting the market's demands.

Your attention, stance, and bodily movements should all be directed towards appreciating the kiss.

Given all the attention directed towards governing a Muslim woman's dress while ignoring real social problems facing the country, the answer may be all too frighteningly clear.

As things transpired, the worry should all have been directed towards the experienced players (or the batsmen anyway, as Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad were superb throughout).

Jesus was tempted with bread (temptation directed against the body), tempted with the glory of all the world (directed towards greed of possessions and fear of loss) and to jump off the temple (this was directed to Jesus pride that "Surely he was God's son so the angels should protect Jesus").

With all energies directed towards the climax of the final exhibition – conceived as a salesroom for students and tutors alike – the emphasis is too often weighted on creating a dazzling polished product, rather than the rigour of the process of getting there.