Sentence examples for appreciates documentaries from inspiring English sources

For years, Independent Lens and P.O.V. held a nationwide time slot as part of the PBS core schedule on Tuesday nights, with public TV stalwart Frontline as a worthy lead-in, funneling to the independent films just the kind of audience that enjoys and appreciates documentaries.

I suggest that anyone who appreciates documentaries, and is concerned about their future, read this rather brief but important declaration of not only a passion for documentary, but a belief that the future of documentary film is, in fact, an investment in the future of civilization itself.

If we can appreciate documentaries for their dramatic qualities, Mr. Andersen posits early in his film's acerbic, "Dragnet -like narration, mightn't we also appreciate fiction films for their Dragnet -likenarrationn?

I think he had seen some of my other work, and he's such a kind of cultured, well-expansive person that he appreciated documentary pursuits.

Though the two of them flew by the seat of their pants, they developed a close working relationship, and Marling realized that, though she appreciated the documentary format, she craved the storytelling and narrative that original feature films provided.

Wilson appreciates a good documentary, going to the ballet, and a twerk dance class, amongst other things.

Even the most devoted film fan must appreciate the occasional documentary.

I appreciated that this documentary was really geared towards people who care about the environment and who are concerned about climate change -- and that's just about everyone I know.

Macrae's film is that rare and much appreciated thing, a documentary about the Troubles that presents a systemic analysis of Northern Ireland, the conditions that created both Ballymurphy, a Catholic ghetto in west Belfast, and the three-day massacre that would happen therein.

Take the time out to appreciate the beauty of these creatures, watch documentaries and learn more about them.

Ultimately, as all who watch Doggart's documentary will appreciate, the truth of Rice's Faustian bargain is actually much more fascinating than her attempts to revise history.