Sentence examples for directed itself from inspiring English sources

And Buck Henry said there was no director on that movie - the movie directed itself!

In an older media model, Bieber enthusiasm would have directed itself to tried and true celebrity outlets.

Most commentary on this question has directed itself to such practical concerns as the effect of failing to plead foreign law.

Occasionally, this experience of transpersonal divine transcendence has directed itself against the development of a piety that has banalized the personal idea of God so much so that the glory and holiness of God has been trivialized.

To the carrying out of the job of criticizing the liberal imagination, literature has a unique relevance, not merely because so much of modern literature has explicitly directed itself upon politics, but more importantly because literature is the human activity that takes the fullest and most precise account of variousness, possibility, complexity and difficulty".

At the center of the movie, which doesn't have a director's credit but is credited to Banksy — or, rather, as its publicist explained in an e-mail message, "the film directed itself (per Banksy's team)" — is Thierry Guetta, a hapless or clever Frenchman living in Los Angeles.

Rather it directs itself.

The audience sees on a screen whatever her mouth-lens directs itself toward.

But the statute could not direct itself to the product as distinguished from the name more clearly than it does.

These specific forces of nature are part of the orisha because the cult of the orishas directs itself toward them.

It directs itself uningratiatingly at the heart and body rather than the mind, with its poetry of bare subsistence.