Sentence examples for not well directed from inspiring English sources

But Dominic West who, as The Wire fans and those who saw him playing Iago to Clarke Peters Othelloo in Sheffield will not need reminding, is an excellent actor, seems to me miscast and not well directed here.

"The old parties pushed ahead with this expenditure regardless, ignoring considerable evidence that the money spent on overseas aid is not well directed or controlled and that much is wasted, lost to corruption or handed to countries already wealthy enough to have their own space programmes, nuclear weapons and even overseas aid programmes of their own," says the manifesto.

The polar phenolate may not well be directed into the heme channel of the enzyme, which is lined with many non-polar phenylalanine residues (Piontek et al. 2010).

Bradley Cooper is not particularly well cast or well directed in the role of Kyle; this actor's natural charm and humour are suppressed, and Kyle's personality is solemnly sketched in terms of straight-ahead patriotic can-do.

Bradley Cooper (usually a smart and talented actor) was, frankly, not particularly well cast or well directed in this ho-hum picture and the idea of him getting a best actor nomination ahead of Oyelowo or Spall or Ralph Fiennes is pretty silly.

The mystery was intriguing and had an internal logic (the questions were smart enough that the answers weren't immediately important); the action was well directed; the actors were attractive; the locations gorgeous; the production values high.

He has controlled Preval, but then Preval wanted to be controlled, and he and Preval have not done very well directing the country.

Histamine's effects on B cells have not received much attention thus far and the few studies that address this question do not well discern direct or indirect effects of histamine on B cells as they did not resort to B cell-specific knockouts and could thus be mediated by histamine's effects on T cells or DCs.

A ROYAL SCANDAL Ernst Lubitsch supervised but was not well enough to direct this 1945 remake of his 1924 silent film "Forbidden Paradise," leaving the actual filming to Otto Preminger — who, perhaps not coincidentally, possessed more than enough temperament to stand up to the film's capricious star, Tallulah Bankhead.

Leigh Silverman ("Well") directs.

If you're not well-resourced, direct action is a very effective attention-grabbing instrument.