Sentence examples for directed even from inspiring English sources

Scurrilous attacks were directed even at Andrew's mother, who was branded a "common prostitute".

Questions were directed even at the no-show candidates, and many of those questions were angry.

This accusation has been directed even at a popular DPP-leaning cable-news station owned by Sanlih Entertainment Television, which makes soap operas popular on the mainland.

Apart from Robert F. Kennedy, who directed even the smallest details of the government's war on organized crime in the early 1960's, no other attorney general in modern times has becomes so involved in a major criminal investigation.

But some colleagues and former Sotheby's employees, who signed confidentiality agreements in exchange for lucrative financial settlements but who agreed to speak on condition of anonymity, said she displayed a temper and willfulness, sometimes directed even at Mr. Taubman, the chairman, who himself is strong willed.

These same considerations also help to explain why, in referring to the members of this category, Albert prefers the concrete terms 'toward something' (ad aliquid) and 'relative' (relativum) to the abstract term 'relation' (relatio)—for relational accidents are 'toward something' or outwardly directed even if they are not actually relating their subject to anything.

If you give the government two or three years, you will see the government directing even more finances to social problems".

In theory, directing even 10-20% of total searches to Google could produce nearly the same revenue gains as deal to outsource 100% of search queries.

That even though they're in a position to direct, even though they're put in positions that could readily benefit themselves, they should know better.

I mean, directing, even though it's difficult, it's very satisfying -- because, you know, you're using more of your creative abilities and stuff.

"The Tiger and the Snow," from 2005, which Mr. Benigni also directed, did even worse at the box office.