Sentence examples for wise directors from inspiring English sources

Wise directors know when to stop.

Wise directors use high profile cases like these as an opportunity to ask hard questions in their own boardrooms.

Jeremiah Wise, director of new airport business development, said the airport solicited concessionaires last November and received 275 responses for the 50 available retail slots.

(In each such case, studios are careful to stress that the credited director is on-scene and in charge, which is essential to avoid DGA issues. And the wise director plays along.

I didn't get a chance to speak with the DP, but rather with his intelligent and wise director Yang Chao, who made a film about the threatened and now increasingly polluted Yangtze and refers to the river as a "she".

But, seen in a single day, the shows amount to a distilled disquisition on freedom, fate and mortality from western theatre's wisest director.

As wise music directors usually do in such situations, Mr. Sawallisch remained an observer, if an impatient one, leaving the direct unpleasantries to the administration and the players.

"Ça va?" says the young actor to the wise, older director as he passes.

If you are intrigued by the fortunes (and meltdowns) of the British royals, and you like your theater to be hyperarticulate and worldly-wise, then director Gary Griffin's excellent production of the dark and stormy Broadway comedy "King Charles III" should be a fine choice.

As the ever-wise PS1 director Klaus Biesenbach told the New York Times: "He is very much a child of this generation who embraces everything that moves and is pop and is music, and puts it in a blender and makes it their own".

It was probably wise for the director to have withheld that fact, Mr. Alden said, "because he didn't make you all self-conscious".