Sentence examples for blurry documentary from inspiring English sources
Two dozen people of diverse ages and ethnicities sat on yoga mats eating a potluck vegetarian meal and watching a blurry documentary about ayahuasca.
Oliver Wasow's continuing interest in nature, truth and artifice is evident in his transition from blurry, mock-documentary science fiction photographs (1987) to a recent animated collage of spectacular landscape imagery on a laptop screen.
Mr. Winterbottom's film about two young Afghan refugees trying to reach London begins on the Pakistani border and unfolds on the blurry frontier between documentary and fiction.
At the beginning of the movie, some standard, blurry black-and-white documentary footage of German troops killing unarmed people glides smoothly into the staged action, filmed in sharp-focus full color, which is Zwick's way, I think, of telling us that the dramatization and the fictional invention are about to begin, but that they will remain close to the facts.
But instead of taking sharp black-and-white pictures of his handiwork, he produces blurry ones that have a lonely documentary cast.
In a review of a 1983 exhibition, when Mr. Link's work was beginning to get mainstream attention, Mr. Grunberg noted the blurry area Mr. Link's work occupied between documentary and fine art: "his ersatz, tell-it-like-it-is (but-never-was) documentary style," as Mr. Grunberg called it.
Blurry and contorted in the scan-lines of the computer screen, they look like insects or underwater creatures in a nature documentary, perhaps in the throes of some evolutionary crisis which will wipe them out.
As desperate-to-be-noticed documentary filmmakers scour the earth for bizarre new topics to exploit, the line between serious investigation and tabloid trash has become awfully blurry.
Constitutional procedure is blurry.
