Sentence examples for piece of direction from inspiring English sources

As a piece of direction, "Public Enemies" is often breathtakingly fast, but it's always lucid.

And the most interesting piece of direction by Scorsese since The Departed.

Mr. Young mostly plays him with a bewildered, semi-catatonic affect that's either an unfortunate piece of direction or a poor acting choice.

The best piece of direction that Bob gave me, which was also the most liberating thing any director has said to me: "Just say the words".

It was a superb way of getting rid of the danger of self-pity, and an astounding piece of direction because it was valuable throughout the play".

As a result of this hamfisted piece of direction and diva-like behaviour from my co-star, the series was not critically well received.

Open up the piece of directions through the tunnels.

"Sometimes those little things," Mr. Lapine said, "those little pieces of direction, a little line or a little word, can pull a whole show together".

"You & Me" is presented by its publisher as a "Southern sendup" of "Waiting for Godot" and is introduced by the author, despite its being a novel, with a piece of stage direction: "Two weirdly agreeable dudes are on a porch in a not upscale neighborhood, apparently within walking distance of a liquor store, talking a lot".

It seemed to be a classic piece of mis-direction intended to keep their honeymoon secret and a senior aide said the decision to delay the break had nothing to do with security fears in the Middle East, as was reportedon Sunday.

Mr. Plummer didn't much like John Huston either, but he credits the old man with the two best pieces of movie direction he ever received, including the suggestion, during a scene in "The Man Who Would Be King" that Mr. Plummer wanted to make "touching": "Ah — ah — Chris, just take the music out of your voice".