Sentence examples for forcefully directed from inspiring English sources

This time we have a strong ensemble cast, forcefully directed by Liesl Tommy.

But there is nothing cartoonish about this big, gong-ringing, powerful production of "Antony and Cleopatra," very smartly and forcefully directed by Tina Landau.

The cast, forcefully directed by Helena Webb, does a good job of defining the characters, even when, near the end, Ms. Gropper's language lapses into the highly unlikely.

Forcefully directed by Ken Rus Schmoll, both Mr. Campbell (who once played Elvis Presley's stillborn twin onstage) and Ms. Dundas (who was little Gloria Vanderbilt in a 1982 television movie) give outstanding performances, loaded with nuance.

The play, which opened last night in the snug quarters of Playwrights Horizons Studio Theater, is forcefully directed by Marion McClinton and performed by an ensemble that provides several sharp character turns.

But as the Justice Department proceeded with its opening statement over the next two hours, its lead lawyer in the case, David Boies, presented more than a dozen memos and E-mail messages written by Mr. Gates over the last three years, showing clearly that he and other senior Microsoft executives not only knew about the matters in question but had forcefully directed them.

Still, without yet forcefully directing pitchers to deliver the ball faster or batters to stay in the batter's box, baseball's regular-season games took 2 52 last season, down two minutes from 2001 and down six minutes from 2000.

He is forcefully direct in manner.

He could cut you down to size with a withering remark, make perceptive criticisms more useful than general praise, and be forcefully direct.

Guiding my sons in such a manner helps to develop a strong sense of self within them, one they can someday forcefully direct.

It is a fast-paced, forcefully acted and farcically directed (by Marius von Mayenburg and Wulf Twiehaus) evening of theater.