Sentence examples for under the assured from inspiring English sources
Her performance in this MCC production, which opened on Wednesday night under the assured direction of Leigh Silverman, is a model of modulated transparency.
But to his credit Mr. Maw provides rich, challenging roles for the cast, and under the assured direction of Sir Trevor, these singers inhabit them.
The company has given us an affecting and visually arresting production by Nicolas Brieger, with an excellent cast, ardent chorus (directed by Ian Robertson) and impressive orchestra, all under the assured and sensitive musical direction of Donald Runnicles.
Under the assured direction of Bryna Turetsky and accompanied by incidental music arranged by Herbert Kaplan, the action among characters thoughtfully costumed by Anthony Braithwaite unfolds on an attractive and convincingly rural set designed by Rachel Nemec.
Now it was the turn of Speranza, a five-movement orchestral work commissioned by the London Symphony Orchestra, receiving its world premiere under the impressively assured baton of Daniel Harding.
Under the cool, assured tone of very many of his poems, there is a shiver of apprehension, of danger, of being on the edge of madness.
Under the smart, assured direction of Chapman and Maclain Way, and featuring a wistful score from Brocker Way, The Battered Bastards of Baseball tells a different kind of story: an emotional, rough-and-tumble tale of pursuing the American Dream - purely for love of the game, even when you don't have two wooden nickels to rub together.
Villages B and C send a war party to attack Village A and, in their minds, legally claim their rights to the water under the proviso of the mutually assured destruction clause.
When it was their turn, the judge assured the Zapatas that under Florida law, they had a right to talk with GMAC in a formal mediation session.
When immigrants submitted to background checks under DACA, the paperwork assured them their information would not be used to deport them later.
Didn't Obama inherit the current financial meltdown less than two months ago from the Republicans, who for eight years under Bush assured us that the markets were not in any need of tighter regulation?
