Sentence examples for that is directed from inspiring English sources

Bullying, intentional harm-doing or harassment that is directed toward vulnerable targets and typically repeated.

Feeding behaviour, any action of an animal that is directed toward the procurement of nutrients.

"We are used to coping with dislike for the unlike that is directed against us.

The first kind of activity is "telic" — that is, directed toward an end, or telos.

In vertical flight, the components of weight and drag are combined in a single vector that is directed straight down; the components of lift and thrust are combined in a single vector that is directed straight up.

"So you set up this massive claims process that is directed and controlled by the corporate polluter," Mr. Smith said.

It may be superficial, but they are refusing the hypercritical gaze that is directed at all women.

"[The attack] again confirms the terror threat that is directed at Denmark and against the cartoonist Kurt Westergaard in particular".

Either way, Paramount and DreamWorks have slapped the word onto a movie that is directed by Jay Roach, who knows his way around crude titles.

And this is not a question that is directed only at 1966, but may be turned around and asked about the current situation in China".

In continental Europe, police work that is directed at protecting national security is known as high policing, in reference to the "higher" interests of the state.