Sentence examples for Quite documentary from inspiring English sources

They now feel completely rehearsed and scripted, with a nasty whiff of Towie about them (ie neither quite documentary nor quite acting).

The French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy, writing about Kiarostami, and in particular Life, and Nothing More..., has argued that his films are neither quite fiction nor quite documentary.

Not quite documentaries, they "might be called semi- or quasi- or crypto-documentaries", he suggested.

It also features a pithy shorthand turn from Alec Baldwin, but for those who prefer him flabby and ever-present there's Seduced and Abandoned (Soda, 15), a droll if dauntlessly smug not-quite-documentary starring Baldwin as himself, swanning around the Cannes film festival with his leering writer-director pal James Toback.

"The best part of eight million people are watching a quite serious documentary about women, domestic abuse," he adds.

The occasion was the screening of "Gasland," a polemical and quite frightening documentary on the impact of the new generation of gas drilling coming to upstate New York.

Now she gives us an extraordinary and quite terrifying documentary about a subject that most of us think is a political dead letter: nukes.

So, when we weren't being given a genuinely touching and really quite revelatory documentary, we were getting shots of the happy couple in bed, their (considerable) chests bared to the world.

Mike Ragogna Dollyyourour Coat Of Many Colors DVD release was based on your autobiographical song though it's not quite a documentary.

In an outing called, "On The Road: A Search For American Character," Smith will discuss and perform excerpts from her ongoing and quite fascinating documentary theater project, which, for more than 20 years, has turned heads, generated discussion and garnered praise for the brilliant way it transforms "the words of ordinary people into dramatic monologue".

LOS ANGELES — At the end of Alex Gibney's not-quite-finished documentary "We Steal Secrets" — about Julian Assange and WikiLeaks — is a screen crawl describing the fate of Pfc.