Sentence examples for astutely directed from inspiring English sources

Both operas were astutely directed by Rinde Eckert.

Astutely directed and co-written by Michael Mayer, this form-advancing show daringly relied almost exclusively on the band's music to tell its story.

In "Notes From the Field," which has been astutely directed by Leonard Foglia, Ms. Smith assumes the identities of 19 individuals.

And to do so it enlists a full-dress, expertly assembled production, astutely directed by Leigh Silverman, with boundary-blurring scenery (Allen Moyer) and lighting (Christopher Akerlind).

Adapted by playwright George Axelrod (author of the hit comedy The Seven Year Itch) from an ingenious, deadpan novel by Richard Condon, The Manchurian Candidate is astutely directed by John Frankenheimer, a sharp, fast-thinking film-maker recently recruited from live TV drama.

"BUFFALOS was really a play about the NEED FOR TENDERNESS," he wrote astutely to Gregory Mosher, who directed both of his masterpieces.

Jonathan Mills has astutely combined the two by getting the National Theatre of Scotland to present a new version of Euripides' The Bacchae by David Greig, directed by John Tiffany.

The Edinburgh film festival has acted astutely in giving its opening slot to Robert Carlyle's feature directing debut: this will make a big night for one of Scotland's most beloved acting sons, while the film itself is a lovingly crafted tribute to the city at the other end of the M8.

It also offers guidance for women seeking to maneuver astutely in the competition for academic advancement.

As Clay astutely demonstrates, Jungian theory was a direct product of the specifics of this marriage: "The world would not have had the Carl Jung it knew without Emma Jung, steady in the background".

As Clay astutely demonstrates, Jungian theory was a direct product of the specifics of this marriage: "The world would not have had the Carl Jung it knew without Emma Jung, steady in the background". It's a gripping story of two talented individuals; their fascinating, often troubled, but ultimately enduring partnership; and how together they shaped the brave new world of psychoanalysis.