Sentence examples for A compelling documentary from inspiring English sources

Her story alone would make a compelling documentary: in November 2007 she was crowned Miss Iowa USA, and she went on to compete in the Miss USA pageant.

None of that means, necessarily, that a compelling documentary could not be made about her, but the filmmakers can't seem to decide what they're after.

Sarah Morris White Cube At Mason's Yard, SW1 A compelling documentary about the Munich siege in which 11 Israeli Olympians died.

"The last thing I want to do is make something up," he said, adding that he told Condé Nast — and Ms. Wintour — that his plan was to film "The Fashion Fund" more like a compelling documentary.

This remains an exhausting method of achieving pregnancy, but the complexity is nothing compared to what takes place in "Google Baby," a compelling documentary Wednesday on HBO2 that shows us how provincial the standard in-vitro fertilization procedure has become.

It's how certain parts of Mexico are portrayed in "Cause for Murder," a compelling documentary to be broadcast tonight as the latest program in the PBS series "Wide Angle".

The poisonwood trick works nicely for a bug called the lubber grasshopper, according to "Everglades: Home of the Living Dinosaurs," a gruesomely compelling documentary getting its New York premiere tomorrow.

Captive Made by the Oscar-winning producers of Man on Wire and Searching for Sugar Man, Captive is a slick, compelling documentary series about hostage situations, from US prison riots to the retired couple held for over a year by Somali pirates.

Maybe this single line justifies the price of admission to Bombay Beach, an eerily compelling documentary about lost souls in a lost place, made by the former music-video director Alma Har'el.

Some folk are also inclined to mistake blokeishness for being a nice bloke, as became clear in Keith Meets Keith, a strange but compelling documentary in which one well-known roisterer, Keith Allen, went in search of another, the former TV chef Keith Floyd, finding him in a village near Avignon looking terrible, at least one decade and possibly two older than his 65 years.

But then the plight of our dwindling fish stocks hit the news and End of the Line – a disturbing but compelling documentary about overfishing – was released, and I realised that we should stop taking our precious natural resources for granted.