Sentence examples for puts it directed from inspiring English sources
Reading, watching, or listening are, as Sartre puts it, "directed creations": "To write is to make an appeal to the readers that they lead into objective existence the revelation which I (the artist) have undertaken by means of language" (Sartre 1948a, 32; Dufrenne 1973, 47 60).
Click on it and users can "meet the artist," as the Web site puts it, directing them to AOL Artists, a page with information about that artist.
Simply put, it directed slightly different images to each eye, creating a 3D effect, albeit a fairly mundane one.
It's a way of doing pro-bono community outreach for the stores, and, as he puts it, of directing "a heap-load of dough" to indie coffers.
Its price range puts it in direct competition with the outstanding Bose SoundDock series.
BAT's desire to protect its share of the lucrative market puts it in direct opposition to the World Health Organisation, whose groundbreaking Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) came into force in 2005.
The company also showed off its Fire HDX 8.9 tablet – a size that puts it in direct competition with Apple's iPad.
This puts it in direct competition with Amazon's Prime service.
As indicated above, the nutria's diet puts it in direct competition with the muskrat and various waterfowl.
That puts it in direct competition with other phones with keyboards like R.I.M.'s popular BlackBerry Curve.
The Google-branded Nexus 7 tablet, which will cost $200, has a seven-inch screen, which puts it in direct competition with Amazon's Kindle Fire, a similar tablet that sells at the same price.
