Sentence examples for reason to direct from inspiring English sources

But that's not the same as having a reason to direct a play.

The only obvious reason to direct that much cash directly to the shareholders would simply be to compensate them for the shares' lackluster performance.

His widow, Maureen Scalia, will be present as a guest of the Trumps, providing an additional reason to direct one's eyes to: Melania, in the gallery.

In several dialogues, he implies that if you stir up the capacity to love inside you, and apply reason to direct your love in the right way, then you might achieve an understanding of what is good, beautiful and true.

In 1792, Mary Wollstonecraft had just reason to direct her tract to "ye men of understanding", declaring that "From the tyranny of man... the greater number of female follies proceed".

Cain has no reason to direct force against Abel, who never even does anything, or even says anything to him in the course of the narrative.

This will show your parents that you are responsible, and they will have fewer reasons to direct their anger towards you.

"Mr Evans had (and has) a duty of care, if spitting for whatever reason, not to direct the same in the general direction of an opponent, or indeed anyone else.

And that could be one reason Spike Lee chose to direct the pilot episode.

I suppose that's part of the reason I want to direct more.

Ridley Scott has said that one of the chief reasons he decided to direct "Gladiator" was that the latest generation of sophisticated effects made it possible to recreate second-century Rome in towering and vivid detail.