Sentence examples for directors lack of from inspiring English sources

Directors' lack of engagement or expertise played a big part in some of the worst slip-ups, including Citi's.

Unfortunately most films are flooded with music, due to mediocre scripts and to producers' and directors' lack of talent".

Laming recommends that where children's services directors lack direct experience of child protection, they must appoint a senior manager with such experience to ensure it is a priority for the trust.

Although NHLBI has been in good hands under acting director Susan Shurin (who will return to her post as deputy director), the lack of a permanent director has slowed decisions such as committing to large, costly clinical trials, says Leslee Shaw, a health outcomes researcher at Emory University and a member of the NHLBI advisory council.

One of the major issues venues talk about is the difficulty they have in employing local directors because lack of funding means they cannot afford to offer paid assisting work, a vital part of any director's development and so often the route to bigger and better things.

As a novelist, I pity film directors their lack of autonomy.

Mr Jones, whose bid for the Question Time producer has the support of over 50% of TV Corp shareholders, said the board of directors lacked the necessary business skills to get the most out of the company.

The director's lack of real feeling for the locale or the era could not be more obvious.

Which is not to say, however, that the failings of "Killing Them Softly" necessarily stem from the director's lack of fealty to the original text.

The 70s are recalled with a straighter face, meanwhile, in Guillaume Canet's swollen, Scorsese-aping Blood Ties (Lionsgate, 15), a James Gray-scripted New York crime melodrama that betrays its French director's lack of familiarity with the territory, but has its moments — most of them belonging to Belgian up-and-comer Matthias Schoenaerts.

If "Do the Right Thing," a febrile record of raw moods in the Ed Koch era, exposes Lee's limitations as a director — his lack of perspective resulting from his attachment to, and advocacy for, the community that he films — it also reflects the unique sensibility that, to this day, gives his films the immediacy of a news report from the front lines of the city.