And with Friedkin's slickly proficient but impersonal direction, the picture amounts to little more than an uninspired, almost perfunctory exercise in "big game" manipulations.
(He wants to be a gentleman farmer, and his wife chides him for his black thumb.) The direction is proficient, but Mr. Blakeney has made his job look easy by shaping such a fine script.
The play is argumentative but not disturbing; Cattrall is proficient but not powerful; Peter Hall's direction is bright, bright, bright.
As a group, the Islanders had to work in an unaccustomed direction: after having only recently grown proficient at erasing what seemed to be nightly deficits, tonight they had to prevent a comeback rather than create one.
Thus, they began to import the Lancaster method of "mutual" instruction (named for its developer, the English educator Joseph Lancaster), which in monitorial fashion employed brighter or more proficient children to teach other children under the direction of an adult master or teacher.
Proficiency in English* Binary variable=1 proficient in English (self-reported).
The only requirements are that you know the basic directions of forward, reverse, left and right, and that you are mechanically proficient and competent enough to simultaneously operate two joysticks with your thumbs.
The direction in expression is similar to observations for AS3MT: For carriers of the haplotype associated with more proficient arsenic metabolism and less MMA in urine, reduced AS3MT expression was found in blood (Engström et al. 2011).
We are extremely proficient".
Are Caddies Proficient Golfers?
His images are proficient.
