Sentence examples for directorial promise from inspiring English sources
But Wimpenny's directorial promise is plain enough.
Detailing Depp as a scientist turned A.I. with a potentially malicious agenda, Pfister's directorial debut promises an exciting ride in 2014.
For her birthday, she wanted a classic-era high-modernist portable manual typewriter (she was hoping for a turquoise Olivetti like the one I had; she got a blue Smith-Corona); does her sensitivity to the expressive power of furnishings hold out promise of a directorial career?
The next 12 months promises the return of some directorial big names.
"Diggers" fulfills the promise shown by Ms. Dieckmann's 2000 directorial debut, "A Good Baby," a Southern gothic-flavored tale about an abandoned infant discovered in the woods of North Carolina.
Such questions are toyed with clumsily in "Redemption," the splashy, scatterbrained directorial debut of Steven Knight, the screenwriter of David Cronenberg's acclaimed crime thriller "Eastern Promises".
Unfortunately, while "House Arrest" is a handsomely mounted work (Jo Bonney is credited as the "directorial consultant") that offers copious evidence of its creator's exceptional talents, Ms. Smith makes good on that promise only fitfully.
In particular, analysts see promise in "The Heat," with Sandra Bullock and the white-hot Melissa McCarthy, and "This Is the End," Seth Rogen's directorial debut (he directs with Evan Goldberg).
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