Sentence examples for stronger directors from inspiring English sources

Some board members, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, say their experience on the boards of troubled companies, made them stronger directors, giving them hands-on experience that will help them stop other companies from repeating the same mistakes.

After the Guardian exposed working practices at its warehouse in Shirebrook, Derbyshire, shareholders are seeking to bring in stronger directors to stand up to Ashley, who owns 55% of the company he founded in 1982.

But one couldn't help thinking that a stronger director could have taken the same material and extended mere superficial gesture into coherent eloquence.

Recent history in Norway, however, suggests that the right women can make strong directors.

Generally, I'm quite seduced by strong directors, and directors who make personal films.

While this view made eminent sense when strong directors were concerned, it tended to ignore average filmmakers.

Dafoe is in Spoleto for a rehearsal with one of those strong directors to whom he loves to abandon himself.

Most connoisseurs of the art of motion pictures feel that the greatest films are the artistic and personal expression of strong directors.

Further research by Messrs Anderson and Reeb suggests that quoted family firms whose boards are laden with lackeys do badly, and those with strong directors do better.

In the great age of the studio system (1927 48), strong directors vied with the factory conditions in which films were made.

As much as you enjoy working on personal films by strong directors, you're also making Justice League, which is presumably the opposite of that.