Sentence examples for too directive from inspiring English sources

He won widespread support in the company's lower ranks in the wake of the Texas City disaster when he criticised BP for "a leadership style that is too directive and doesn't listen sufficiently well".His immediate challenge is to stanch the flow of oil.

In order to avoid being too directive, tutors must be ever alert, always on guard.

When we get too directive or overbearing about play and the arts, we can take more away from kids than we give them.

As did Goldilocks, school teachers, administrators, counselors and others seem to have a formula of "just right" participation that is not too much but not too little; not too pushy but not too passive; not too directive but not uninformed.

At times CPRAT was too directive.

- They rightfully caution that in some situations tiered counseling could become too directive, or perhaps even coercive.

There are too many directives giving referees far too many things to think about.

"He's got a well-expressed and articulate view that schools shouldn't be burdened with too many directives from central government," he said.

The only category that could be linked to a specific psychotherapy was 'Therapist too non-directive', associated with psychodynamic psychotherapy, e.g.; " therapist was silent, I didn't know what to say or do".

Also directives from our DNA.

The uncomplicatedness of these sketches functions, too, as emotional directive: we are to feel disgust for Hitler's private secretary, Martin Bormann, a gentle pity for Hitler's partner, Eva Braun.