Sentence examples for often directed by from inspiring English sources

At the worst he was considered mischievous in his matchmaking, this mischief often directed by his mother, Venus.

Valsecchi's popular films, which star musician and standup comic Checco Zalone and are often directed by Gennaro Nunziante, are lowbrow comedies.

To the Americans, China's cybertheft — often directed by units of the People's Liberation Army — is different, and far more corrosive, than standard government espionage.

McKellen attended St. Catharine's College, Cambridge, where as a student actor he was often directed by John Barton, later of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

At choral festivals this spring and summer, audiences will hear classic and modern choral works, often directed by renowned conductors, in settings ranging from a lavish California performance hall to a hockey rink in Massachusetts.

(Mr. Lemmon's first movie role was in an Army training film called "Once Too Often," directed by the longtime Greenwich resident Charles Turner and shot partly on location at Binney Park and Island Beach).

As women and men are prevented from publicly interacting, she said, "It was a major obstacle to go out in the street and talk to my actors," and she would often direct by telephone and with walkie-talkies.

Forgiveness benefits wrongdoers, as well, by releasing them from the blame and hard feelings often directed toward them by those they wrong, or helping them transcend the guilt or remorse they suffer from having done wrong, thereby allowing them to move forward in their lives.

I think it's a lazy statement in itself, often directed at us by Americans fearful of taking their paltry two weeks' vacation or Asians, infused – no matter what tabloids tell you - with the true immigrant ethos of unrelenting hard work.

He points out that indigenous resistance is often directed at projects executed by the organisations' funding partners, who are also often perpetrators of environmental degradation.

And, though the charge of Gnosticism was often directed at them maliciously by other Christians, Mormonism does have a definite Gnostic aroma.