Sentence examples for desire to direct from inspiring English sources
Lawrence alluded to her desire to direct in 2014 backstage at the Golden Globes.
SH: Given that you didn't arrive at Pollock from a desire to direct a film, what does that mean now?
The question is twofold: one is on the desire to direct; the other is on the desire to shock.
Mr. Fiennes said that his desire to direct had emerged slowly as he acted in films and watched others make choices about costumes, locations, sets and casting.
It's clear that Foster's thoughts on her past, and running around with a camera, stem from a desire to direct more.
The latest "Lend Me a Tenor" began with Stanley Tucci's desire to direct a play, said Matthew Rego, a partner in the Araca Group, the lead producer.
He had also had two cases of this condition in his own practice, and he desired to direct attention to the uselessness of mechanical treatment.
And when he returned to club duties for Spurs at rain-soaked Villa Park on Sunday, he demonstrated the same verve and desire to take the direct route to goal that marks him out as England's man of the moment.
Subtle desires tend to direct you: Do I really want to climb those crumbly stairs to a likely dead-end?
It is, as London recognized, a moral problem: the inability to control desire, and thus to direct the course of one's own life.
According to Lundgren, it had long been a desire of his to direct a western, having long been a fan of Clint Eastwood and John Wayne, yet he did not want to spend the time and money building an old western town and hiring horses, so decided to set it in modern times with a motorbike instead of entering the town on a horse in the manner than Clint Eastwood would.
