Sentence examples for easier to direct from inspiring English sources

It makes you easier to direct.

JONATHAN, Tamarac, Fla .A. It's actually easier to direct and act — takes less time, fewer people to debate with.

It's easier to direct anger at a play than at the sister who allowed history to be rewritten in her own favor.

Cognitive science highlights the limits to human attention (as do wet Friday afternoons); it is easier to direct a problem-solving strategy in maths, for example, if you're not worrying about what six times seven is.

This makes it easier to direct people to their app's subscription management page directly.

EDW team leaders will find their projects far easier to direct if they first establish a single set of terms that will support all four of those disciplines so that they can avoid switching lexicons each time their work touches upon a different aspect of software development.

David was very easy to direct – he was grateful for every direction, not only in Pierrot but years later in the Ziggy Stardust stage show at the Rainbow theatre.

An army of Mongol invaders proved curiously easy to direct.

Payne said afterwards the veteran actor with a reputation for eccentricity was "so easy to direct, so eager".

For Lucy, the dog, Reichardt cast her own pet, which was apparently easy to direct: "It's just about hiding the stick in the right place".

She was never worried about the difficulties of combining the two roles on set: "I think it's surprisingly easy to direct and act at the same time.