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directorial

[ dih-rek-tawr-ee-uhl, -tohr-, dahy-rek- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

1760–70; < Late Latin dīrēctōri ( us ) ( direct, -tory ¹ ) + -al ¹

Was it challenging to film these interviews and scenes and maintain some kind of directorial objectivity?

Watching The Knick I noticed a more pronounced directorial sensibility than I usually see on TV.

But to stop thinking that way and to see the show through a directorial lens is, I think, a good thing for the piece.

It was a “labor of love,” but also a thrilling directorial experience.

After the roles dried up, Petty turned to directing and, in 2008, helmed her feature directorial debut, The Poker House.

But directorial decisions sometimes, so I have heard it whispered, have hidden motives which it is vain to try and discover.

It is difficult even to estimate the total annual profits of the directorial syndicate.

This was the real blow; that the vigorous trunk, the Legislature, was struck down along with the withering Directorial branch.

As to Genoa, her still existing directorial constitution would now be as impracticable to work as those of Cisalpina and Batavia.

He was accused of a conspiracy against the directorial Government, condemned to death, and guillotined in 1797.

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