Sentence examples for being directed as a from inspiring English sources

Instead of being directed as a comedy, this satire of political corruption and public credulousness poses a work of lyric realism.

Had "Focus" been directed as a realistic film, it would seem preposterous for many reasons.

Cognitive theories of motivation assume that behaviour is directed as a result of the active processing and interpretation of information.

The "spincoat" design, in which the test liquid is directed as a narrow jet to the axis of a disk-shaped sample rotating on its axis, offers a large signal with a small liquid flow rate, e.g. 1 mL/min.

Phase-2 which is based on Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) is designed to keep the optimum distribution of sensors while the mobile sensor network is directed as a swarm to achieve a given goal.

The occupation, led by Idaho rancher Ammon, also was directed as a protest against federal control over millions of acres public land in the western United States.

The second aspect is that the proposition that an object B originates from an object A does not necessarily imply that causal effects between measurements a and b made respectively on A and B must be directed as a → b.

It was created and is directed, as an international educational experiment, by Mme.

Still, these officials said, the speech will be directed as an emotional appeal to both sides to take concrete steps toward peace, not as a blueprint that somehow breaks from previous American positions.

Bryan Singer is directing as well, and we did a film together last year ["Jack the Giant Slayer"].

Even as he is rewriting the second half of "Homebody/Kabul," he is also contemplating revisions of "Perestroika," the second half of "Angels in America," which Mike Nichols is directing as a six-hour HBO television mini-series.