Sentence examples for usually directed from inspiring English sources

But it was usually directed at the military or the security forces.

He has usually directed such questioners to Britain's own tradition of repression and circumlocution.

But at least rural disgruntlement is usually directed towards inanimate objects, not people.

Attention is usually directed to the structural abnormalities of chest wall, spine, and airways.

Mentoring is usually directed at early career stages and continues only informally through the rest of the career.

George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, has made a cottage industry out of outlandish comments, usually directed at his team.

The crimes are usually directed at influencing a world television audience & thus are crimes against the conscience of mankind.

Though these tours are usually directed at incoming students, you can go without a high school junior in tow.

Updated, 3 36 p.m. | Rebuttals to State of the Union addresses are usually directed at the president from a rising member of the opposing party.

At the height of the campaign to save it YouTube was flooded with protest videos filled with a fervour more usually directed at football than astrophysics.

The peace prize has often been used to send messages -- but they are usually directed at totalitarian states, and are most often sent through internal dissidents.