Sentence examples for To documentaries from inspiring English sources
noun
A film, TV program, publication etc. which presents a social, political, scientific or historical subject in a factual or informative manner.
The technology gets really interesting when it comes to documentaries.
Do you plan any fiction films in the future or are you devoted to documentaries?
People respond most strongly to documentaries on Japanese-American internment during World War II, she said.
Just as remarkable is the high profile accorded to documentaries as a consequence of Sundance.
After four years of making newsreels he turned to documentaries, several concerned with art.
I'd have probably stuck to documentaries and hoped to work for television.
Mr. Bhargava's technique owes much to documentaries, not least the sense that the camera is capturing unguarded moments.
The American Academy has a patchy record when it comes to awarding gongs to documentaries about sports.
On Sunday evenings, he and Mota watched movies, but restricted their fare largely to documentaries about social change.
Olson simply sought a judgment that McCain-Feingold did not apply to documentaries shown through video on demand.
American film director known for his eclectic body of work, which ranged from feature films to concert movies to documentaries.
