Sentence examples for feel directors from inspiring English sources

I feel directors don't demand better performances because directors themselves don't know how to get better performances, and the actors aren't asked to give better performances.

The report stated that the panel felt directors and senior managers were "entirely aware" Mr Whyte was engaged in a deliberate programme of non-payment of taxes and non-co-operation with auditors.

Healey appeared to feel his director of rugby was playing mind games.

In Sorrentino's work, you can always feel the director in the frame.

The producers are usually small-time businessmen who often go broke or stop the funding when they feel a director is spending too much too soon.

"Rubbish and nerves," Allenby says, as Lawrence admits that he enjoyed killing, and for a while you feel the director siding with the general.

In such moments, you can feel the director's frustration; he's like an infant wrestling with a king-size mattress.

Every frame is active and vivid, and you can feel the director's passionate delight in making these pictures move.

Instead you feel the director, Sam Mendes, and the Lear, Simon Russell Beale, are working with everyone else to explore every nook and cranny of the play.

"You can feel the director, Michael Grandage, and his design team straining to make something artistically worthy of the property's commercial promise," he wrote.

He felt news directors, producers and station managers would be wary of someone like me.