directorial
1. connected with the director of a film or play: 2. connected with a manager…
Meaning of
directorial
in English
directorial
adjective
us
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ˌdɪr.ekˈtɔːr.i.əl
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uk
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ˌdɪr.ekˈtɔː.ri.əl
/
His
latest
directorial
effort
is a
movie
that
opens
nationwide
on
Friday
.
She
crosses
over into
documentary
filmmaking
for her directorial
debut
.
Is she
ready
for directorial
responsibility
?
The
decision
to
employ
him was
based
on his
ability
to
slip
into a
managerial
or directorial
role
.
See
The
movie
has
confirmed
him as a
major
directorial
talent
.
She
adds
this
play
to her
list
of directorial
credits
.
The
film
gives
testament
to his
strong
directorial
vision
.
(Definition of
directorial
Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary & Thesaurus
© Cambridge University Press)
directorial
| Business English
directorial
adjective
WORKPLACE
,
MANAGEMENT
uk
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/
ˌdɪrekˈtɔːriəl
/
us
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/
dɪˌrekˈtɔriəl
/
The
investment
proposal
would have
involved
four new directorial
appointments
.
(Definition of
directorial
Cambridge Business English Dictionary
© Cambridge University Press)
Examples
of
directorial
What constitutes horror is simply a matter of
directorial
choice.
The New Yorker
It’s a willful performance and interesting
directorial
choice, that at times unsettles the play.
The Denver Post
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He should keep making these movies; he should just make them better, by investing in his
directorial
craft the passion he puts into his themes.
TIME
But, above all, he does so through an ingeniously conceived and realized
directorial
schema.
The New Yorker
He marks his
directorial
debut with the satire, which he also wrote.
Hollywood Reporter
It was his
directorial
debut and her film debut.
Huffington Post
But he’s never been in a position to make
directorial
decisions.
Hollywood Reporter
But the very question of commercial recognition renders the
directorial
exertion to imprint one’s own style on the world at large all the more difficult.
The New Yorker
Some have proven remarkably adaptable to
directorial
gimmicks while managing to find new relevance for new audiences in new generations.
Huffington Post
His
directorial
work has also contributed to the national parlance.
Huffington Post
He made his
directorial
debut with the film.
Variety
Holding the enterprise back, however, is a terribly restrained
directorial
approach and academic visual style that prevent the lubricious story from truly coming to life.
Hollywood Reporter
She’s also considering converting her
directorial
debut to black and white.
Hollywood Reporter
When you do something that’s six hours, there’s a definitely a
directorial
vision which you have to have.
Los Angeles Times
And not solely because of his
directorial
wizardry, which has brought him major recognition throughout the industry, but for his oversized personality.
New York Daily News
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