Sentence examples for blame director from inspiring English sources
Warner borrows much of that interaction for Suicide Squad, but the film-makers – we cannot entirely blame director David Ayer here, as it is unclear whether he had final cut – fail to take the opportunity to give us a new version of the motley-clad killer cutie capable of transcending her unfortunate roots.
Not that you can blame directors for wanting to offer us something to watch.
The episode in question takes place before the opera begins, but you can't blame directors for re-enacting it during the overture, as David Alden does in his new production at the Theater an der Wien.
I wish actors didn't blame directors for the failings of their relationships with their own dads, but they often tend to offload their psychological hang-ups on the director-actor relationship, and that is that.
With such shareholders behind them, who can blame directors for encouraging management to put profitability above long-term prosperity?Given vast incentives to show profitability, who can then be surprised if management achieves it by selling the company's crown jewels and using all the accounting tricks in the box to inflate earnings?
Many writers still blame directors for negotiating a much-maligned formula for home video residuals more than two decades ago that became the standard for all talent unions.
It's easy to blame directors and messy scripts for DC's historic streak of objectively bad films only Wonder Woman has gotten any sort of critical love for DC since Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy ended but let's not forget DC is a company so obviously stuck between two eras of heroism.
It's easy to blame directors and messy scripts for DC's historic streak of objectively bad films only Wonder Woman has gotten any sort of critical love for DC since Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy ended but let's not forget that DC is a company so obviously stuck between two eras of heroism.
Blaming directors and managers for foiling his plans, he is threatening legal action, too, saying the company owes him about $100 million in severance and pension benefits.
The hedge fund, which owns 9.8 percent of E*Trade's stock, blamed directors for the myriad problems plaguing the company, including a poor capital position and a disappointing stock price.
