Sentence examples for tight direction from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the most enhanced directional antennas in the market cannot radiate power only in tight direction.

New cast members alter the show, of course, and the original tight direction sags.

All these actors owe much to Simon Godwin's tight direction, which encloses the audience from the beginning.

Governments or central bankers worried about depreciation or its effect on inflation will be tempted to move monetary policy in an inappropriately tight direction.

It doesn't all hang together, but with a committed cast of five 20-something actors and unobtrusive but tight direction by Steven Gridley, the show has a precocious spirit that deserves encouragement.

I wanted to be a director, though, and loved Bird's style: her ability to achieve extraordinary performances from actors was incredible and her tight direction of action sequences, as well as fast-paced drama, was equally impressive.

Although Mr. Fiennes plays the central character, his direction keeps a tight focus on the story, eliciting memorable performances from Gerard Butler as Coriolanus's archenemy, Tullus Aufidius Jessica Chastainn as Coriolanus's wife, Virgilia; Mr. Cox; and, most particularly, Ms. Redgrave, as the mother who has trained him to be a warrior but eventually breaks his will.

This is the 'gling' of summer, meticulously executed through a brilliant eye and some tight art direction.

Rupert Goold's direction, tight and fierce early on, also becomes florid: too much colour, too much music, too much repetitive slow motion.

Here, under Hill's tight and perceptive direction, Stallone's actorly intelligence and charisma come to the fore — the less he does, the wiser and deeper it appears — and yet "Bullet to the Head" packs an even more terrifying resonance, one that's all the more forbidding if it's intentional.

In radial and cross-track direction tight constraints to a priori biases have to be applied.