Sentence examples for controversial footage from inspiring English sources

But the controversial footage that was filmed of Matt LeBlanc and rally driver Ken Block doing "doughnuts" around London's Cenotaph war memorial was cut from the film of the former Friends' star's high-speed tour of the capital.

Even absent such legal restrictions, departments reserve broad discretion to decide whether and when to release footage, which has allowed them to cherry-pick valiant footage for swift public release, while burying controversial footage.

Rather, I think that CNN, now routinely finishing behind Fox and MSNBC and Headline News and the Shipping Forecast and YouTubes of that British lady showing Simon Cowell what a good singer she is, is out there at the Tea Parties, working hard to manufacture some controversial footage.

And his questioning of Planned Parenthood's activities following the release of controversial undercover video footage has helped reignite the abortion debate.

Rakontur's first film was the talk of Sundance 2001, examining with controversial and explicit footage of a possible rape caught on tape at a University of Florida frat party.

The above image is one frame from what is known as the Patterson-Gimlin film, considered the most controversial and debated footage that purports to show a creature walking through woods near Bluff Creek, California, in 1967.

In response to the league's controversial handling of video footage showing NFL player Ray Rice physically assaulting his then-fiancée, Janay Palmer, Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J).

According to the Philly Voice, Bean's school district has launched an investigation into his controversial wrestling career after footage from one of his matches surfaced on Twitter.

Arriving in a police car — yes, a cop car was wheeled onstage — Ice Cube jumped out (from the front seat, of course) and launched into the controversial song as old footage of police brutality incidents flashed on the video screen alongside recent cases and scenes of protest.

Nonetheless, the footage proved controversial, since the first plane is not shown falling to the ground or into the sea, but diving towards the horizon after giving away a puff of smoke variously interpreted as smoke caused by the plane's cannon fire or anti-aircraft fire damage.

In the article's comments section, Ben UFO echoed The Black Madonna's argument about accountability, while bringing in another example of controversial imagery: Violetshaped using footage of a naked woman being stalked and killed in their A/V show at Atonal Festival.