Sentence examples for fine directing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goodman, a character actor making a fine directing debut, apparently based the film on his own early life, and his performance as the pettiest of mob bosses is so unsympathetic, as if the character had been bled dry of goodness, that I can believe he has an inside track on this world.

And playing his first major role, the strapping, manly Mr. Hudson gives a fine, direct account of himself, in the film's only real surprise".

Bresnan was run out by a fine direct hit by the livewire Maxwell: enter Stuart Broad to slightly sozzled boos from a half-full stadium.

Opening on Friday, the film — which Mr. Fine directed and helped write, from a 1980 script by George Arthur Bloom that was inspired by real-life events — has already won audience awards at festivals like Tribeca and Seattle.

But it's the largely forgotten 1960 "Wild River" (making its first appearance on DVD) in which (along with "Baby Doll") Kazan did his finest directing in film.

The loss of Lady Mary Soames, Winston Churchill's youngest daughter and last surviving child, who died on May 31 at the age of 91, deprives the world of its finest direct Churchillian link.

Which is directly to the point of this deceptively sincere movie about masculinity and its discontents that Mr. Gordon-Levitt, making a fine feature directing debut, shapes into a story about a young man's moral education.

Straight out of Staten Island comes the aggressively grubby, often darkly funny "Big Fan," the very fine feature directing debut from Robert Siegel, who wrote "The Wrestler" and was an editor at The Onion.

Bryant's Twitter message was reposted more than 20,000 times in the hour after his post, with some reminding him that he once sparked a controversy, and received a $100,000 fine, for directing an antigay slur at a referee who had called him for a technical foul.

I'm sure Neill will do a fine job directing, but it's really all about the script..

Robin Larson does a fine job directing David Harrower's appropriately harrowing play and these two exceptional actors, asked to play reprehensible yet recognizable losers in life.