Sentence examples for sophisticated direction from inspiring English sources

Rather than treating the big-beat incursion of Mr. Presley and Mr. Perkins as a threat, Mr. Nelson, then the head of the country division of Capitol Records, saw it as an opportunity to take rural music in a more sophisticated direction.

Not only because Mr. Harnick wrote the music and lyrics for those early songs, but also because they pointed in a more sophisticated direction than the one he took with Mr. Bock, you could imagine him having chosen a different road had he continued to work alone.

It wasn't until he arrived at Harvard that his ambitions struck out in a more sophisticated direction.

Newly appointed chef de cuisine Danny Bannister has taken the menu at the bay-view Red Marlin restaurant in a sophisticated direction with organic ingredients and small plates at the lounge.

Daniel Kreiss calls it "computational management" -- using technology, specifically webapps, to organize and drive volunteer energy in a specific direction in a sophisticated way.

This offering aimed to take the franchise in a sophisticated new direction, telling Lara's origins story, explaining her motivations and revealing her more human, vulnerable side.

In recent years, features have grown more sophisticated in art direction and visual styling, due in part to the influence of these new talents.

While Fagen and Walter Becker got their start arranging horn and string parts for Jay & the Americans, they went in a vastly different -- most would say more sophisticated -- musical direction with Steely Dan.

Experts believe these actions suggest widening ambitions within the group's leadership, now pursuing a more global, sophisticated, and better-financed direction.

Co-ordinated attacks from different directions by sophisticated drones carrying explosives could also be a future style of warfare for traditional armed forces, Paul Scharre, a former Pentagon official in charge of policy on automated weapon systems, said.

"It indicates to me they're moving more and more in the direction of more sophisticated market-based management of their economy, and I think that's a good thing," Mr. Snow said during a trip to Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa