Sentence examples for directed very from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berg also wrote and directed "Very Bad Things," a 1998 black comedy about murders.

You know, I have directed very big actors and what they like is leadership.

Mr. Berg, an actor who previously directed "Very Bad Things" and "The Rundown," directs the nonfootball scenes with a loose, low-key rhythm that lets the clichés feel more lived in than usual.

It's even more remarkable as regards "Posh" that so scabrous a look at male bonding of an utterly exclusionary kind should find itself not just written by one woman, Ms. Wade, but directed (very well, indeed) by another, Lyndsey Turner: think of it as the outsider's satiric revenge on an encoded milieu that, on this evidence, takes men behaving badly to a boorish extreme.

People look at me in a suit and are like, 'Well technically he's dressed, but that's about it.' People look at my flicks and they go, 'Technically they're directed, but I don't know if they're directed very well.'" On the strength of the incredibly effective Red State, they're wrong.

The series "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" was spun off from it, and Curtis, who died in 2006 and is now perhaps best known for the "Winds of War" mini-series, also produced or directed very respectable television adaptations of several of the literary classics whose plots he had plundered for "Dark Shadows" story lines: "Dracula," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and "The Picture of Dorian Gray".

He's a smart, serious guy and likely to take directing very seriously".

"Living donors are directing very large quantities of money," Stonesifer says.

Most of us can't film, act or direct very well, so our Vines and Instagram videos come out crappy.

W&H: This summer both you and Kathryn Bigelow are directing films that we don't see women direct very often.

"He directed me very well after that".