Sentence examples for a news documentary from inspiring English sources

This isn't a news documentary but a sympathetic examination of the personalities involved in trying to change the Boy Scouts' rules.

Early this year, the network started a daily prime-time show called, "Storm Stories," which takes a news documentary approach to presenting accounts of nature's fury.

In 1966 Mr. Landau got a job as a reporter at KQED-TV, San Francisco's public television station, and a year later went to Cuba to make a news documentary.

Kahn assails network executives for failing to realize that television has changed, lamenting that "it would be nice if you could still get a rating with a news documentary or 'M*A*S*H*,' but those days are gone".

A news documentary series he helped create, "World in Action," which was broadcast from 1963 to 1998, featured award-winning investigative journalism, audacious and often adversarial interviews with public figures, and a level of detailed long-form election coverage and analysis considered unprecedented on British television.

"I'm not a journalist and I don't want to be a news documentary-maker," he says.

Heimbach was the founder of the White Student Union while at university in Maryland, where he was the subject of a Vice news documentary about his organisation of patrols to combat what he termed a "black crime wave", and told filmmakers his goal was for segregated black and white "homelands" in the US.

But he is still nursing his grief over losing his cousin and best friend, Jimmy, on Sept. 11, so much so that he turns enraged and violent when others decide to cooperate with a local news documentary about Jimmy.

High-profile examples include, in the long-running American medical-military comedy MASH, a 1976 edition filmed as a black-and-white news documentary in which a war correspondent interviewed the characters about their experiences in the Korean war.

It's a kind of live interactive news documentary history wildlife show, a roar of protest from the lion's den, and everyone feels a part of it.

In actual news, VICE News has a new documentary out about oil theft perpetrated by the Mexican drug cartels hosted by Suroosh Alvi.