Sentence examples for direct far from from inspiring English sources

Haynes points out that he did direct Far From Heaven, another "women's" picture, inspired by Haynes' love of the work of Douglas Sirk and 1950s-era melodrama.

James E. McGreevey used a day when the attention of many voters was directed far from New Jersey to outline his plan for reducing the state's exorbitant auto insurance rates.

She was the recipient of many critics' honors for her performance in FAR FROM HEAVEN, directed by Todd Haynes, including the National Board of Review, Los Angeles Film Critics and Broadcast Film Critics, among others.

This mural, on view in the Caspersen Student Center dining room, replaced a painting by Miró after the artist noted that its placement above a radiator and in direct sunlight was far from ideal from a conservation standpoint.

This 23% monthly usage rate indicates Direct is far from stillborn.

Site-specificity and direct engagement are far from unknown in conventional theatre.

However, the material quality achieved through direct deposition is far from ideal.

If so, then no doubt you're already well aware that direct mail is far from dead.

As for the rest, just keep the pieces in their dustbags, out of direct sunlight and far from any knives or rusty nails.

The calm and capable Cleo has learned to keep an eye out for cars that might be following theirs (and even to write down license plates); Johnny's activities are sustained by a crew of studio personnel who seem, in effect, to be directing him even far from a set.

"Carol," directed by Todd Haynes ("Far From Heaven" and "I'm Not There"), depicts an unhappily married woman in 1950s New York (Blanchett) who longs to leave her husband behind but fears losing her daughter.