Sentence examples for directors aim from inspiring English sources

Should directors aim to help the chief executive who, after all, is also supposed to be acting in the best interests of shareholders by offering advice on management or strategy?

"We don't agree on everything," Ms. Peterson said several times, but both directors aim to be leaders in, as Mr. Jones put it, "a field that, frankly, really doesn't know what it is anymore".

Anderson is doing the opposite of what most directors aim for: he is using music not for big, crunch-time scenes but for small, chewy scraps of experience, like a stroll on deck — not to lend them an importance they don't deserve but to suggest that they might, in retrospect, turn out to be big after all.

Look to see more directors aiming for "super-doc status", with full theatrical releases where there might once have been only a limited roll-out.

Arriving on disc in time to accompany it is queer cinema spoof, ahem, Poltergay (£19.99, Peccadillo) Still in 1980s America, Wes Craven's Deadly Blessing and Tobe Hooper's The Funhouse (£12.99 each, Arrow) saw both directors aiming for the mainstream.

MEOW's directors aimed to rethink the typical gallery approach by encouraging engagement with the audiencel, as well as diversifying the exhibit with many different tributaries.

While the directors aimed for more realism, with focus on practical effects and intense stunt work, 2,500 visual effects shots were done by six different companies.

The director aimed to simplify matters by focusing on two characters.

David's insistence on recording, analysing and questioning the director aimed to address this.

Mr. Hunter said he and his wife, the island's creative director, aimed to make the atmosphere sophisticated but not ostentatious.

Robert Dominguez, the writer and director, aims to conjure a decadence-teetering-on-the-brink vibe similar to that of "Cabaret," which is set in a comparably shoddy nightclub in Weimar Germany.