Sentence examples for meticulously directed from inspiring English sources
Senior CIA officials meticulously directed every aspect of the interrogations, including the decision to waterboard Abu Zubaydah for the 83rd time.
ANYONE imagining a romantically cozy postscript to the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's meticulously directed, splendidly cast production of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion," better think twice.
Many commentators over the years have remarked on the special role that television played in our absorption of the news of that weekend, from the first blurry bulletins on Friday afternoon to the meticulously directed images of the funeral.
Every word, gesture and pause in this dramatic fugue for two actors -- meticulously directed by James MacDonald and performed by Arliss Howard and Dallas Roberts -- sets off echoes of multiple meaning.
Every word, gesture and pause in this dramatic fugue for two actors -- meticulously directed by James MacDonald and performed by Sam Shepard (yep, that one) and Dallas Roberts -- sets off echoes of multiple meaning.
Meticulously directed by Jan Zvaifler, this intimate study of how absolute power corrupts absolutely focuses on two key historical figures: Niccolo Machiavelli and Cesare Borgia.
Ian Rickson directs meticulously.
He directed a series of meticulously detailed, scrupulously acted productions of plays by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, Schiller, Molière, Tennessee Williams, and Samuel Beckett, among others.
— A fat sheaf of F.B.I. reports meticulously details the surveillance that counterterrorism agents directed at the one-story house in East Austin.
These are plays that emphasize the wright in playwright, and the production, directed by Mr. Falls, is meticulously wrought as well: sumptuously designed and gleefully acted to the edge of hyperbole by a large and talented cast.
In the very rare cases where their aggression is externally directed, it does not take the form of systematic, meticulously planned, intentional acts of violence against a community.
