Sentence examples for directing to make from inspiring English sources

Combs, who steals every scene he's in, uses strategies — culminating in the one that David mentions in his review, "Party these Limey fucks to the ground" — that follow a plan that Jean Renoir himself called the essence of movie directing: to make people think they're doing what they want when in fact they're doing what you want them to do.

Combs, who steals every scene he's in, uses strategies culminating in the one that David mentions in his review, "Party these Limey fucks to the ground"—that follow a plan that Jean Renoir himself called the essence of movie directing: to make people think they're doing what they want when in fact they're doing what you want them to do.

So it was perhaps inevitable that he should ask the 31-year-old Ms Riefenstahl, who had recently begun directing, to make a film of her own not a newsreel but a piece of cinema about the Nazi victory rally of 1934.It was a moment that appealed to Ms Riefenstahl's passion for the Busby Berkeley spectacle and she turned it into a political coronation.

It is a programme that is both humorous and directed to make a serious point.

Then, last week, the board of the Local Government Assistance Corporation, the state agency directed to make the annual payments to the city, balked.

States had been directed to make the changes in their State Children's Health Insurance Program by Monday or face financial penalties.

Rather than steer it to study its opponent and try to capitalize on weaknesses, the net was directed to make itself as hard to beat as possible.

Others recognise that the AUC is independent of the army, and that government policy must be directed to make the army persecute the AUC as criminals.

She was, as Szwed reports, unhappy in the role, which she found demeaning, and she thought that she was being directed to make her performance even more subservient.

"We think it is ready to go and we think it could accomplish its objectives in between three and five days if directed to make the actions".

The Age reported that some people were directed to make airplane dioramas for hours on end.