Sentence examples for was especially directed from inspiring English sources

Theatricalism, in 20th-century Western theatre, the general movement away from the dominant turn-of-the-century techniques of naturalism in acting, staging, and playwriting; it was especially directed against the illusion of reality that was the highest achievement of the naturalist theatre.

The jihadis' hostility is especially directed at women.

Results show that carbon flux could be especially directed towards glycerol synthesis instead of ethanol at low pH, high sugar concentrations and low temperatures.

Increased attention is especially directed to proposing a systematic way to establish an appropriate architecture in contrast to the current common practice that calls for a repetitive trial-and-error process, which is time-consuming and produces uncertain results.

These efforts were especially directed to treatment of patients with involvement of risk organs (RO).

Compared to control practices, the Eureka intervention appears to be especially directed at specific behavioural problems, anxiety and relational problems with parents.

One area where the document is especially direct is in its support of demand-side management (DSM), an area that NRDC pioneered in China.

Although admired for his productions of classical works, Dexter was especially successful directing new plays such as Arnold Wesker's Roots (1959) and The Kitchen (1959) and Peter Shaffer's Royal Hunt of the Sun (1964; U.S. staging, 1965) and Equus (1973; U.S., 1974); he won American Theatre Wing "Tony" awards for his New York productions of Equus and David Henry Hwang's M. Butterfly (1988).

He was especially adept at directing operas, and he even directed a music video for Paul McCartney.

The film also demonstrated that Taurog was especially adept at directing children, and his next films centred on child actors.

This was especially true of "Ariadne," directed by Sven-Eric Bechtolf, the festival's new director of drama.