Sentence examples for was really directed from inspiring English sources

"Fellini's imagination was really directed by dreams".

He said the legislation was "really directed only at the CFA in Victoria" because, of all the states, only Victoria's emergency services are employed under federal industrial law.

Prosecutors objected, writing in a letter to the judge, John Gleeson, that Mr. Sclafani's furlough was really directed toward more romantic pursuits, and he had hardly worked to hide his true motives.

But he said it would play well with a certain subset of the electorate, for whom WA exceptionalism was alive and well, and that the threat was really directed at the political security of the Abbott government.

"If it emerges that the BND employee was really directed by American agents on German soil, then it would be hardly comprehensible if US employees could continue to do harm over here," Karl-Georg Wellmann of the CDU told Spiegel Online.

Those who have studied the history of the law, including New York Law School Professor Paul Chevigny who has challenged the law, say the ordinance was really directed at black music and dance being performed in Harlem jazz clubs and was an effort to discourage interracial mingling.

"All of this legislation is really directed that way," Mr. Burnam said.

It is really directed to get pupils to university, it is not vocational.

(One suspects that the diatribe is really directed at a girlfriend who has recently moved there).

It's really directed against the historical process they believe has made America what it is today.

"I think it's really directed at the folks doing this in the sport," he said about Kostner's punishment.