Sentence examples for directors draw from inspiring English sources

The directors draw vibrant portrayals from the exceptional cast.

Directors draw on many sources to draw truthful performances from their actors.

To achieve this quality, directors draw on the traditions of Chinese opera, which combines song, dance, acrobatics, mime and swordplay.

Sixty years ago, neo-Realist directors drew on postwar poverty and moral disarray as their principal leitmotifs.

Directors drawn to "Measure for Measure" often accentuate the play's pessimistic, almost poisonous view of humanity.

Directors drew on his emotional reticence, but I wondered how long he could continue to withhold so much of himself.

The prevailing view at the international festivals from which New Directors draws its slate — Berlin, Rotterdam, the sidebar sections at Cannes — tends to be a good deal harsher.

She said then that non-executive directors, "drawn from the same, narrow social and professional circles as the executive team", had failed to provide sufficient scrutiny.

There is an elected board of directors drawn from the workers, but as Kemp and Gilmore admitted while extolling the virtues of Rainbow's egalitarian ethos, it can take an awful long time to get anything done.

He said the company's most senior managers were left to waste billions of pounds on disastrous corporate transactions because the directors drawn from the Co-op movement were not qualified to keep them in check.

One.Tel directors drew ire from investors last year when they approved bonuses of $3.6 million for Mr. Rich and Bradley Keeling, the co-chief executives, when the company had yet to turn a profit.