Sentence examples for directed rather from inspiring English sources

There's no reason to stay," he said, his tone alert and directed, rather than aggrieved.

It's not only the trees that are skeletal in this stark production, directed rather listessly by Daniel Sullivan.

It's not only the trees that are skeletal in this stark production, directed rather listlessly by Daniel Sullivan.

This time it all happens in Australia, and is directed, rather robustly, by writing team Beesley and Morris.

His father died in 2002, soon after playing King Lear in a production directed, rather symbolically, by his daughter, and his mother is still working at the theatre in Chicago.

"The Bing Crosby Collection" begins instead with "College Humor," a leering pre-Code farce directed rather heavy-handedly by Ruggles (fresh from winning an Oscar for the leaden prestige western "Cimarron") that defensively places Crosby above the action as a college music professor drawn into the sexual escapades of his students.

Yet Suleyman insisted that AI is, and will remain, a tool that humans can control and direct, rather than a threat.

Why it's taken 31 years to hit the big screen, and with George Clooney directing rather than them, we're not sure.

Focus on directing rather than managing.

Numerous recipients have been people who directed performances rather than performed themselves.

A significant amount of force can thus be directed parallel rather than perpendicular to the tracheal wall.