Sentence examples for naturalistic direction from inspiring English sources

Even under the careful, naturalistic direction by Gus Kaikkonen, the frequent illustrations of forgetfulness, siestas and dementia seem needlessly repetitive.

Ms. von Otter was undoubtedly aided in this conception by her compatriot Lars Rudolfsson, whose naturalistic direction lent the production a rough-hewn quality in keeping with the use of Bizet's original score (before Ernest Guiraud prettied it up with sung recitatives in place of spoken dialogues).

Farhadi offers a schematic view of life in Iran a sort of bulletin-board sociology of educated folk who are relatively prosperous and relatively liberal, poor folk who cling to religious ways and bend them only in the face of desperate circumstances and his nuanced, naturalistic direction comes off as a costuming of stick figures.

This more modest approach rids Critical Theory of its vestiges of transcendental philosophy, pushing it in a naturalistic direction.

With this move in a naturalistic direction, Porta strove to eclipse the astrological elements of his theory.

This year his firm, Larry Weaner Landscape Design Associates, is working on 18 new meadows, a threefold increase over last year, and attendance at the annual conference on naturalistic gardening held by New Directions in the American Landscape, a nonprofit organization he runs, was double what it was last year.

Under Griffith's direction, she honed a naturalistic style of acting perfectly suited to closeup photography, making her the world's pre-eminent cinematic actor.

Such careful naturalistic nuances, finely tuned by Sarah Brigham's direction, although well played, highlight the play's limitations.

We are limited by the naturalistic, retrospective design to conclude on the direction of the associations, and there may be unknown confounding factors not accounted for in the present analysis.

Researchers wishing to study infants' spontaneous attention deployment in real-world settings have traditionally done this by video taping infants playing in naturalistic contexts and by hand-coding their direction of gaze post hoc (e.g., Choudhury & Gorman, 2000; Kannass & Oakes, 2008; Swettenham et al., 1998).

Future directions to advance research focusing on parent-implemented naturalistic language intervention approaches are highlighted.