Sentence examples for should not be directed from inspiring English sources

Some environmentalists believe the solution should not be directed at the wildlife but at people who encroach onto the wildlife's turf.

And in any case, the money ultimately comes from taxpayers, and therefore should not be directed -- by whatever route -- to finance religious training.

This inquiry should not be directed to Ashton, but to the 27 leaders in the European Council who actually picked her to become EU's top diplomat.

While Colonel Qaddafi deserves censure, and his Green Book, I am sure, merits ridicule, perhaps sarcasm should not be directed to political principles that fill every American civics course.

But, in the aftermath of the failures of Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers and other large banks, it should not be directed at him and his fellow panelists, he added.

And those campaigns should not be directed at asking for handouts from government for charities under pressure but for proper resourcing for individuals who, as the recession turns to depression, are facing the bleak prospect of unemployment and homelessness.

Of course, this shouldn't be directed at only one candidate.

As I lamented last month, middle and working class Americans have every right to be angry now, but that anger shouldn't be directed at the Democrats in November, but at the Republicans, whose policies created the economic mess the country finds itself in.

In the Twelfth Night, Tucker (who maybe shouldn't be directing himself, or does he confer with his colleague?) makes a convincing Sebastian but is only so-so as Viola.

According to this theory, socio-demographic variables are external factors whose influence on intention should be filtered (or mediated) through psychosocial constructs, such as subjective norm, attitude and PBC; they should not be direct determinants of intention.

The tubers need bright light, but it shouldn't be direct light or they will get overheated.