Sentence examples for direct class from inspiring English sources

Later, loyalty to the nation-state performed a similar function, and international Communism managed to direct class rage into utopian projects.

The acid azo dyes possess affinity for wool and silk and are applied by essentially the same procedure used for the direct class.

This was followed by a series of raids highlighting a "fairly direct class hatred", that culminated in the raid of a shipment of wine ordered for the Prince of Wales.

All units (N = 5) which continued to respond after NBQX application fell into the direct class.

Across the population, we found that all well-isolated units fell into one of two classes, with no overlap: a "direct" class consisting of units that followed 5 Hz light stimulation; and a "synaptic" class consisting of units that failed to follow 5 Hz (Figure 5C).

The comparison of ycnbwsp_2, ycnbwsp_3-HE, ycnbwsp_7-HE, and ycnbwsp_8-HE in Table 2 indeed shows an increased but still small proportion of clearly chimeric clones, i.e., the "inverted" classes (F+ and F−) and the direct class (R−) that L asken and S tockwell (2007) reported, as well as the "interchromosomal" class.

As a playwright, you had to go to an acting class and a directing class to get a sense of the other disciplines.

Mr. Foote read it, was very much taken with it and got his friend's permission to stage the last half in a directing class.

He also directed "Class of '44" (1973), a schmaltzy sequel to the 1971 hit "Summer of '42" that bombed with critics and at the box office.

"Corpus Christi," Mr. McNally's 1998 play depicting a gay Jesus figure, was scheduled to be performed on Saturday as part of a directing class at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Tex., near Austin.

The nugget of shame in my stomach finally dissolved in a directing class with Royal Court and National Theatre star Katie Mitchell, when she told us that after her first show at the RSC she went straight back to temping at the Prudential.