Sentence examples for directing itself from inspiring English sources

Welles was the great liberator: with "Citizen Kane," he demonstrated the artistic power of the director unleashed, and became personally identified with the art of directing itself.

Future Of The Left, his current project, is no less intense, Falkous's ire directing itself to enemies like the commercialisation of punk (Sheena Is A T Shirt Salesman) and latterly, Johnny Borrell.

The opinion continued: "No reasonable tribunal properly directing itself could have reached the conclusions that this tribunal reached".

4. "Intentionality" was a term first used by Franz Brentano to characterize consciousness as a sheer activity of aiming, directing itself toward objects or to its own unfolding.

It proceeds to hop around the forest floor within its leaf-roll for up to three days, directing itself away from sunlight.

As so often with films reverently ­dealing with theatre folk, the directing itself becomes exasperatingly theatrical and inert.

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

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

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

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

She decides, apparently without conflict, to allow an entire camera crew to direct itself to her birth canal.