Sentence examples for good directed from inspiring English sources

"Now Is Good," directed by Ol Parker, hits theaters later this year.

In an editorial last month, the Times argued that revenue from the tax would do more good directed into the state's general fund, a view that professor Gerston shares.

Don't keep her in this state; brush off the compliment as something vague and come back with a compliment twice as good directed at her alone.

With respect to the allocation effect, economic theory shows that, in a competitive economy, the demand for a good directs productive resources to the production of that good.

Thomas Hopkins makes a good point directing me to this Hadley Freeman post on cricket fashion.

Luluartist came up with the goods, directing me to Project Space Leeds, a fascinating venue on the ground floor of a newly-built block on the banks of the canals south of the train station.

Good, direct questions met with bland answers.

And didn't all that money go some good direct action.

Greg is fond of quoting the director Tyrone Guthrie, who said that good directing is 80% good casting.

"There's a school of thought that says it's not good directing unless the director's hand is unseen.

The writer had a very good, direct sense of what it meant to die; it meant not to be there at all anymore.