Sentence examples for is never directed from inspiring English sources
To this day, the greatest rage of those who sit around me is never directed at Arsenal's opponents.
The ranting Murray got away with in the Mauresmo era has dissipated to the odd eruption – and it is never directed at Lendl.
The goal is to make sure that the system being controlled is never directed to take an action that will destroy the system or cause danger to the surrounding systems, objects, or people.
In their best songs, the joke is never directed at a specific performer; rather, it's on them — these three white guys from the Bay Area, posturing like gangstas while rapping about cupcakes.
It can be a harrowing responsibility but humour can be a great coping mechanism, she says: "Some of the funniest places I have been in the world have been mortuaries – it sounds like a dreadful thing to say, but the humour is never directed at the deceased or the situation".
"The problem before is we were never directed toward a common goal," he said.
"They were never directed to use their specific IO skills while preparing background information for the command in advance of distinguished guest visits," the colonel wrote.
demonstrations, which are never directed against the President here, are frequent in the United States and that they often extend to the area,., around, the White House.
"He's never directed fees to the foundation," said Boris Epshteyn, a senior adviser to Trump, who responded on the campaign's behalf in a phone interview on Saturday.
(Incidentally, awards etiquette dictates it's "Meryl" if mentioning her on stage, while it's always Mr Spielberg – never Steven - when acknowledging your debt to him. Which you must do, even if he's never directed you, and even at the Oscars of the groundsman's world).
