Sentence examples for directors of good from inspiring English sources

Where Cronenberg caught something sculpted and near-robotic in the Pattinson of "Cosmopolis," Josh Safdie and his brother Benny, the directors of "Good Time," Pattinson's latest movie, drag him to the opposite extreme.

Still, the people I text with are Josh and Benny Safdie, the directors of "Good Time".

"It's a little bit of a Catch-22," said Bettina Damiani, project director of Good Jobs New York, an economic development watchdog group.

Bettina Damiani, director of Good Jobs New York, an advocacy group that tracks government subsidies, called the deal one in a "troubling history" of taxpayer subsidies to sporting venues.

For more than two decades he was the director of "Good Morning America" and "The Early Show" (now called "CBS This Morning"), overseeing two hours of live TV most weekday mornings.

The writer and director of "Good Kill" is Andrew Niccol, who teamed up with Hawke to make "Gattaca" (1997), about a future — or not so future — world in which DNA will be up for sale.

"The state should not give more subsidies to an industry that is so well established in the city," said Bettina Damiani, director of Good Jobs New York, an advocacy group that tracks government subsidies.

The "What Is Good Design?" shows in particular were organized by Edgar Kaufmann Jr., one of the trust-funded, dollar-a-year curatorial types who were so important in MoMA's early years, working under the optimistic title director of good design.

All sorts of companies receive questionable subsidies and tax exemptions, said Bettina Damiani, the director of Good Jobs New York, an advocacy group that takes a jaundiced view of these goodies.

Bettina Damiani, project director of Good Jobs New York, a nonprofit group that tracks corporate subsidies, said Mr. Thompson's approval was "surprising considering how little information about the economic impact of this deal has been made public".

Bettina Damiani, director of Good Jobs New York, a private watchdog group that tracks how the city uses incentives, says the city lost its grip with the building of the baseball stadiums.