Sentence examples for directors to reflect from inspiring English sources

Thus, the trilogy invites playwrights and directors to reflect broadly on humanity's collective experience.

A vote against re-electing a director ought to reflect actual opposition to that candidate.

After all, they will give directors a chance to reflect on whether the chief executive has really answered all their questions; whether he is involving them in the development of strategy; and whether the agenda he sets covers the right points.

At the suggestion of Nicholas Serota, the Tate director, Kitaj sought to reflect some of this erudition in extended captions to his paintings that explained their inspiration and genesis.

At this juncture movie fencing began to reflect directors' desire for historical accuracy, and the action took on a more realistic look.

Surviving the "re-evaluation" are all the structures of existing governance: companies as entities run for the benefit of shareholder-owners (even if, as Welch implies, the means are indirect, rather than direct, managing of the share price); alignment of directors and shareholders; pay to reflect performance.

The results presented here constitute important material for program directors, teachers, and students to reflect on.

For "Black Widower", director David Silverman updated the character model to reflect the animation of director Brad Bird.

"There were 10 directors present, but we decided to reflect on our decision".

For "Black Widower", director David Silverman updated the character model of Bob to reflect the animation of director Brad Bird.

In "Nocturama," all are instead left onscreen like backpack pins to reflect the director's own concern in lieu of any understanding of those of his characters.