Sentence examples for idea of directing from inspiring English sources

"I like the idea of directing another film," she said.

Allen, too, was attracted by the idea of directing for the stage.

"So I probably stumbled onto the idea of directing plays, even running a theatre, earlier than I like to think.

Nobody jumped at the idea of directing a play over which they were effectively to have no control.

WHEN Diane Paulus was approached with the idea of directing a musical based on the songs of Laura Nyro, her response was unequivocal.

Recently, Lionsgate, mining properties out of copyright, approached Clark with the idea of directing a film based on "The Picture of Dorian Gray," with a female protagonist.

"She believed in the idea of actors directing … and allowed me to direct without having to appear in the films," Howard said in an interview for the 2002 book "The Directors: Take One".

"I find the whole idea of direct action and of being arrested very stressful," he said.

More controversial but increasingly important is the idea of direct government job creation.

Most of the teachers-to-be seemed to like the idea of direct mayoral control of the schools.

The idea of direct government employment — a once common practice — has been anathema on the American right since the late 1970s.