Sentence examples for an outstanding documentary from inspiring English sources

He was co-producer and writer of The Last Rivermen, recognized as an outstanding documentary by the Motion Picture Academy Foundation.

"Freedom to Hate" was selected an Outstanding Documentary of the Year by the Motion Picture Academy Foundation; presented to U.S. Congress members by invitation of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus, with Fox testifying; and used by immigration attorneys to protect political refugees from deportation.

Yeah, we just got nominated for an award in the Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series category.

The film aired on CNN in 2014 and was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for outstanding documentary.

In VICELAND's WOMAN series (nominated in 2016 for a Primetime Emmy Award for outstanding documentary or nonfiction series) renowned feminist activist Gloria Steinem explores women's rights violations and the oppression of women around the world from femicide (targeted killing of women based on their gender) in El Salvador to rape and female mutilation in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Robertson, now 62, re-emerges as the star player in an outstanding new documentary about Nottingham Forest's rise under Clough and Peter Taylor as the club soared from the dregs of the old Second Division, in 1975, to winning the European Cup for a second successive season five years later.

Making a Murderer recently garnered six Emmy award nominations, including outstanding documentary or non-fiction series.

While at Bratislava he made the outstanding documentary Life Is Rising from the Ruins (1945).

In a very timely development, the filmmaker Robert Greenwald (no relation) is about to release his outstanding documentary "War on Whistleblowers", detailing the Obama administration's targeting of whistleblowers.

The film "Becoming Chaz" was chosen as outstanding documentary, and Mr. Bono received the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which was presented by his mother, Cher, and stepmother, Mary Bono Mack, for his work in fighting homophobia.

In a way, "How to Dance in Ohio" (which will be shown on HBO in the fall, courtesy of the executive producer Sheila Nevins's outstanding documentary division) completes Shiva's trilogy about disenfranchisement and its effects on youth who live for the normalizing effect of love.