Sentence examples for so often directed from inspiring English sources

These were fulsome even by the standard of the critical love letters that are so often directed at Martin Amis.

As the birds floated effortlessly in the blue sky above the lighthouse, Bill turned to camera and mused about the hatred so often directed against these birds.

England's rugby World Cup victory felt like a significant sidestep, because the media's lens is so often directed at athletes who compete in sports considered "appropriate" for women, such as gymnastics, athletics or tennis.

Kael was neither a pessimist nor a snob: to the end of her days she was immune to the gloomy nostalgia for bygone golden ages that afflicts so many critics, and she was allergic to the condescension and contempt so often directed at the popular arts.

Given the fury so often directed at tall buildings in London, the most striking finding of the recently-published Ipsos-MORI poll of Londoners' attitudes to them is how relaxed most of them seem with the clusters of skyscrapers currently sprouting in the capital.

Mr. Ridley is a novelist, playwright and children's book author who also writes scripts and every so often directs.

Of course, Dr. Varmus was not present at the meeting and so, I often directed my arguments to an empty chair at the head of the table.

I suppose that there is some arrogant-sounding "I told you so" in the answers, but the accusation is just as often directed at myself.

They are also often directed towards students' learning requirements rather than business learning needs, so we don't view them as a direct competitor in that sense," he says.

I often directed the sequences.

From inside a trailer on West 65th Street in Manhattan and facing a bank of 79 screens, Mr. Browning — somewhat like the maestros he so often focused on — directed 185 telecasts from Lincoln Center's opera, orchestra, dance and theater halls since "Live From Lincoln Center" first appeared on public television in 1976.