Sentence examples for directing against from inspiring English sources

Much of directing is directing against the script, of mining it for what's latent in it — which often means breaking it open in some essential way.

Much of directing is directing against the script, of mining it for what's latent in it which often means breaking it open in some essential way.

He deplored the inhumanity of the worker's plight; he denounced the trusts and their dominant influence on governmental politics, directing against them two discourses, one in 1838 and another in 1846; and he held that a working-class revolution was inevitable and did not hesitate to hasten the hour, promising the authorities, in July 1847, a "revolution of scorn".

Mirlitons are sounded by directing against the membrane the vibrating air column of a voice, be it human (as in a kazoo) or instrumental (as when affixed, for example, to African xylophone resonators), or by holding the membrane against the player's vibrating vocal cords.

Black anger is being directed against Barack Obama.

More complaints have been directed against him.

Of these, 2,400 were directed against Coalition Forces".

Still less is it directed against Islam.

Now there is base in America directed against US.

For 'to be directed against the expression' means in this doctrine 'not to be directed against the thought'.

"There, hatred was directed against Jews, here against Arabs.