Sentence examples for cogent documentaries from inspiring English sources
There are certainly more cogent documentaries that explain the rise and appeal of graffiti — "Style Wars," released two years later, is the best place to start.
This unusually cogent and complexly structured documentary becomes, all at once, a kind of existential travelogue, an interrogation of memory, and a comedy of temperament.
His comments are among the documentary's most cogent.
Last year, a documentary, Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God, provided a cogent account both of the abuse inflicted and of the coverup that followed.
Though it begins as a slick, tongue-in-cheek guide to successful dope dealing (think: a kind of latter day "Steal This Book"), the documentary "How to Make Money Selling Drugs" masterfully evolves into something far more vital, cogent and impressive.
A film that blurs the lines between filmmaking and activism in a brave, uncompromising way that calls to mind recent documentaries like its fellow Oscar nominee (and eventual winner) The Cove, Burma VJ succeeds as both political message and cogent storytelling, which is perhaps why its effect is so chilling, and the sympathy it encourages so profound.
So again; well done CoGeNT.
Investigative documentaries?
She is a reliable cogent figure.
