Sentence examples for noteworthy director from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most noteworthy director represented is Kurosawa, whose Siberian adventure "Dersu Uzala" was a Soviet-Japanese co-production.

While most of those questions begin, "WTF?", some of them are a little more specific, like, "Who is going to direct?" Conan attempted to answer that very question last night by revealing a few of the audition tapes noteworthy director's have already sent in for the job.

Schatzberg hasn't made a feature since 2000 but is one of the most noteworthy directors of the nineteen-seventies and eighties.

Among the most noteworthy recent directors are Johan van der Keuken, Marleen Gorris, and Paul Verhoeven.

A Santa Monica house designed by noteworthy Hollywood art director Cedrick Gibbons has sold for $3.569 million.

A high perception of the profession and the personal interest in PHC nursing as well as the sense of belonging in the workplace among respondents of the current study are noteworthy for the nursing directors, PHC managers and health care policy makers to maintain their nursing workforce through improving QWL.

The play, which features 50 children, is noteworthy because Anya Wallach, its producer, director and choreographer, is herself a 21-year-old college student.

"We're in the final stages of closing a deal with a highly respected director who is noteworthy for his innovative approach to rock topics," Mr. Newman said in an e-mail last month.

It was particularly noteworthy that Tatyana Dmitrieva, the then Director of the Serbsky Institute, was a proponent of such belittlement.

Aside from the fact that Edelstein chose a rape scene to commemorate Bertolucci (although many may argue it's the director's most noteworthy work), some pointed to the controversy involving the director and Brando while shooting the scene.

The Trump administration's official policy on how and when nuclear weapons can be used is especially noteworthy, said James Acton, the co-director of the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.