Sentence examples for ideal director from inspiring English sources

It has found an ideal director in James Dacre.

The ideal director of a site medical program is a board-certified occupational medicine physician or a doctor who has had extensive experience in occupational health services.

SWEENEY TODD In many ways, Tim Burton should be the ideal director to bring Stephen Sondheim's triumphant musical to the screen.

"Sam's unique ability to gracefully showcase complex relationships dealing with love, emotion and sexual chemistry make her the ideal director," Michael De Luca, a producer of "Fifty Shades of Grey," said in a statement.

She found an ideal director in Mr. Garcia, notable for his sympathetic view of women — as seen in "Nine Lives" and "Mother and Child" — and his ability to keep melodrama within the bounds of good taste.

"Sam's unique ability to gracefully showcase complex relationships dealing with love, emotion and sexual chemistry make her the ideal director to bring Christian and Anastasia's relationship to life," he said.

But the Philadelphia Orchestra seems to have found its ideal music director, though Mr. Nézet-Séguin will have to balance his commitment to Philadelphia with his international ambitions.

Attributes of an ideal music director were divided into four components, "quality of musical inspiration," "rehearsal efficiency," "public relations skills" and "human qualities".

Professor Bengt Samuelsson, the Swedish biochemist and Nobel laureate who is also the foundation's chairman, said Mr. Sohlman's professional experience made him "the ideal executive director".

And Morris — an artist who sways effortlessly and enthusiastically between the high and the low, the earthy and the airy, the goofy and the grand — is in many ways the ideal Baroque director; he practically embodies the aesthetic.

And Morris an artist who sways effortlessly and enthusiastically between the high and the low, the earthy and the airy, the goofy and the grand is in many ways the ideal Baroque director; he practically embodies the aesthetic.