Sentence examples for directors feeling from inspiring English sources
If you cater too much to the big studios, the big movie stars, then you risk losing your credibility and leave the other directors feeling overshadowed.
Although the company has long performed other major 19th-century works, like "Swan Lake" and "Sleeping Beauty," it might be that the Royal Danish Ballet's own rich and distinctive heritage of ballets by August Bournonville has left previous artistic directors feeling no urgent need to take on new large-scale Russian classics and their particular stylistic demands.
He warns against Arab actors, writers and directors feeling compelled to make every project some sort of definitive statement on the Arab American experience.
The Frenchman is slightly resentful of Caulder's appointment to the position of Director, feeling that he has been overlooked for the job though Helen Smith reminds him that he is, perhaps, too young to take up the position at this time.
When pressed, some arts directors acknowledge feeling the squeeze of summer competition for audiences and artists.
Except that these days more than a few fashion directors are feeling challenged to map their own futures, the only pink on their horizon the color of a dismissal slip.
HR directors are feeling pressure to further scrutinize job seekers' past histories (including their social media activity) and to remain proactive in addressing sexual harassment allegations, signaling a zero-tolerance stance.
But the film was a critical and commercial disaster and left its director feeling still more isolated.
Even Bruce Davis, the academy's executive director, was feeling this season's extra length.
Cuadrado is effectively for sale and the recriminations over who is to blame for his signing have begun, with the club's technical director, Michael Emenalo, feeling the heat.
Jennie Chua, the chief executive of Raffles Holdings, also a listed company (with Christopher Forbes, vice chairman of this magazine's owner, as a director), was feeling the pressure.
