Sentence examples for directed of course from inspiring English sources

All complaints are directed, of course, at the governor -- though a spokeswoman, Steffanie Bell, said the apparent impossibility of satisfying everyone "suggests that this is a good rule".

Think of Patricia Arquette and you very likely think of her role as kickass callgirl Alabama in the 90s cult classic True Romance – directed, of course, by the mighty Tony Scott, who died last weekend.

The ad was directed, of course, at our President who is trying to get Israelis and Palestinians to negotiations.

As a man who revels in creative control, and has worked with everyone from Martin Scorsese to Tim Burton to Peter Jackson, he wants to direct, of course.

It's that hard-working, hard-charging personal narrative that now powers her upcoming HBO documentary, written, produced, and directed by, of course, Beyoncé.

"How else do you think the battles are directed?" "Our battles are directed, sir?" "Well, of course they are, Blackadder, directed according to the Grand Plan".

The connections between fairy tales, photographers and their work isn't always direct, of course, or even intended.

Citizens' control over spending is not direct, of course, but in most Western countries public attitudes influence how well or how poorly appropriators fund science.

Levi Aron's lawyer is much more direct, of course: "If you kill, call me".

The results of this critical finding directed the course of action of treatment.

The advantages of a focused research question often translates into a directed course of inquiry in which research "creep" is kept to a minimum.