Sentence examples for deft director from inspiring English sources

This, it turns out, is exactly what Mr. Aronson and his deft director, Jamie Richards, want, and I confess, I took the bait.

He's also a deft director of actors; Tom Ewell is unpleasant to see in Billy Wilder's "The Seven-Year Itch," which leaves me yearning for Jack Lemmon in the role, whereas, in "The Lieutenant Wore Skirts," Ewell's skittish, slightly sleazy charm is used far more skillfully.

This same scenic idea, a world built of chairs, would feel clumsy and dumb with a less deft director.

Asch's original script and deft direction by director Reissa combine to make the forbidden encounter between these two widely divergent representations of female beauty and personality very believable.

Abrams is a deft manager who balances tones and plots on the tips of his fingers, but he isn't a director of images.

With a deft hand, the director bridges the disconnect between the modern touches in the village -- like the hilarious, cranky chatter over card games -- and the determination to cling to traditions.

Like us, the deft and merciless director Daisy von Scherler Mayer ("Party Girl") sides with the girls, and to stack the deck she's hired five tremendous actresses — Emily Watson, Zoe Kazan, Mia Maestro, Jennifer Morrison and Kristen Bell — who thrill to tear poor Brody apart.

The movie's seamless coherence is a tribute to its directors' deft and graceful artistry.

But the show's greatest asset, perhaps aside from a wildly talented cast, deft writers and directors, and stranger-than-fiction source material is its pacing.

Under the deft direction of Carl Wallnau, Centenary's artistic director, the company gives -- and from all appearances, has -- a high time.

This deft digest from the director Ben Moses is by turns shocking and inspiring as we witness both the brutal abuse of power and life-endangering dissent.