Sentence examples for incisive direction from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rebeck's sharply observed, often blisteringly funny play benefited from a superior cast of four and incisive direction from Rebecca Bayla Taichman (coincidentally or not, the best acting and directing in the festival).
The Philharmonic musicians, under the incisive direction of Christopher Rountree, gamely tackled unusual assignments.
It's a shining example of indirections pointing far ahead — because of incisive direction.
Aided by David Horan's incisive direction, Ms. Kinahan doles out only the minimum fragments necessary to form an impression of these disparate lives.
Under Anna D. Shapiro's incisive direction, the Steppenwolf's brilliant actors bring a captivating cohesion to Mr. Letts's savage black comedy about an Oklahoma clan's disintegration.
Silver's incisive direction blends patient discernment and expressive angularity; he develops his characters in deft and rapid strokes and builds tension with an almost imperceptible heightening of tone and darkening of mood.
It still had plenty of attractions when conducted by his replacement, Susanna Malkki, even if the young Finn couldn't quite match Volkov's incisive, penetrating direction.
It still had plenty of attractions conducted by his replacement Susanna Malkki - even if the young Finn, recently seen at the Proms with the London Sinfonietta, couldn't quite match Volkov's incisive, penetrating direction.
Plot, as Paul Kerryson's incisive and insightful direction shows, is less important than the complex, tortured relationships between the aged mother and father, their two adult sons, a visiting grandson, his girlfriend and a local priest.
They were fast, incisive and direct.
Here, Guadagnino's direction is momentarily incisive, in a way that it has not been throughout the film, perhaps because the professor's academicized liberalism toward matters of sex is the one thing that truly excites the director.
