Sentence examples for clear documentary from inspiring English sources

Where credible and clear documentary evidence of age is not available, criteria including physical appearance and demeanour are used as part of the interview process to assess age".

They also say there is clear documentary evidence that Allen led MI6's contacts with the Libyan government and was the senior MI6 officer with responsibility for the rendition operation.

Having tackled the Scientologists in his most recent film Going Clear, documentary maker Alex Gibney takes on a cult that is even more ardent, and with considerably more members – that of Apple.

MSPs are to carry out an inquiry into the bridge's closure early in the new year after opposition parties said there was clear documentary evidence that the crisis was due to cost-cutting by the bridge's previous publicly owned operating company.

Clear documentary evidence on the James Brown who built 326 Spring in 1817 is scant but does not corroborate the oral tradition: directories list him as a tobacconist, and he sold the house in 1833 -- if Brown was only 16 even at the end of the war in 1783, he would still have been 66 the year he sold it.

Turning to Speaker John Bercow, the veteran Labour MP and former minister said: "As you would have heard, and as everyone else in the House heard, I asked a perfectly reasonable question, which was based on clear documentary evidence as I indicated.

In telling the story of Gill Hicks, an Australian caught in London's 7/7 bombings, Bryony Lavery steers clear of documentary, opting instead for a dream-like expressionistic account of the shockwaves that ricocheted around the world from one place on one day.

This is not to say that Evans copied Atget's photographs, but what he saw in them must have reinforced his own instinct that a clear, direct documentary picture taken from ordinary life could contain a kind of poetry, become a work of art.

As the filmmakers make clear, the documentary depicts one slice of the revolution, and does not attempt to offer a complete picture of the events.

But, as Henry Singer's relentlessly clear-sighted documentary demonstrates, it wasn't just politicians.

"Tying the Knot," a clear-sighted documentary on gay marriage, has the good sense to take a large step back from the emotional debate surrounding the issue and scrutinize the history of marriage itself.