Sentence examples for direct well from inspiring English sources

Hollywood Boulevard is supposed to be a spoof of low-budget movies, but nobody concerned can write or direct well enough to rise above the junk they reproduce.

"Invisible Woman" is Fiennes' second time behind the camera (2011's "Coriolanus" was his first), and he agreed to direct well before he agreed to star, something viewers will be hard-pressed to believe given how completely he inhabits the novelist's persona.

The two mixed direct (well-posed) problems associated with each iteration are solved using the method of fundamental solutions (MFS), in conjunction with the Tikhonov regularization method, while the optimal value of the regularization parameter is chosen via the generalized cross-validation (GCV) criterion.

There was good correlation between SUVs determined either from the whole-body scan for selected volumes of interest (VOIs) or from direct well-counter-based assay of the 18F content of the corresponding tissues collected after the scan (Fig. 4b), confirming the above qualitative image-based impressions.

It is also well directed, well acted and smartly designed (2 30).

Directing well enough to make one forget he's directing, Mr. Turturro does "a fine job of drawing his cast into the spirit of celebration," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.

Leigh Silverman, 35, who directed "Well" on Broadway in 2006 and the musical version of Neil Gaiman's children's tale "Coraline," which is running Off Broadway, is optimistic about the uptick in directing jobs for women.

Kirsten Sanderson directed well though she can't resolve the mess at the end.

Harry Potter was an outstanding, well-crafted movie in every category: well produced, well directed, well acted and entertaining.

Julie Pyle of Airlock Alpha "really enjoyed" the "well directed, well written" episode, and "[giggled] with glee in anticipation of each ghastly Christmas nightmare".

When Goodwin reaches her conclusion--the work directed well by Logan Vaughn and acted well, too--she might not have completely plumbed the depth and breadth of the situation, but she's certainly done enough to earn an A-.