Sentence examples for concrete documentary from inspiring English sources

Successive biographers have woven the few concrete facts known about Camões' life into a bewildering complexity of fantasy and theory that is unsupported by concrete documentary evidence.

However, there is no concrete documentary evidence to support the notion that the public selected the five areas.

Such classics as "The Sheik" and "Christ in Concrete" and the documentary "Louis Prima: The Wildest" will be screened.

Check out Concrete Addiction, a documentary on skateboarders in Vancouver; All in a Golden Afternoon, a little girl's surreal journey; and 20 Dollars, an animated comedy.

An extraordinary documentary, Concrete, Steel and Paint, takes us on a journey of transformation -- and it goes the long way, the honest way, through the shoals of anger and mistrust that separate social opposites.

And here's the 1985 John Player Cup final against Bath at Twickenham, in parts 1 and 2. 6) A documentary on concrete football (Ballon sur bitume) in the French suburbs – where players such as Riyad Mahrez learned their game – has gained traction on the back of passion and nostalgia.

What concrete effect did the new documentary "The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till" have on the case?

I don't know about you, but I tend to judge the quality of a music documentary on the following concrete three-point criteria: 1.

A film called From Rosengard With More Than One Goal will soon be screened on Swedish television – and the emotion feels raw when Ibrahimovic talks about a documentary charting his rise from the concrete tenement blocks.

It is operating in a territory that offers people more concrete learning (and more interactivity) than a Netflix documentary while not being so specialized as to be a professional course.

She has a distinctively concrete and practical way with photographs, and so avoids generic documentary techniques such as the vague and slow camera-moves, and the graphic transitions and effects that dematerialize photographs.