Sentence examples for decent documentary from inspiring English sources

Either element — the recovery of the buried objects or the return of the survivors to the scene of their worst nightmares — would have made a decent documentary.

But I would have been as happy with a decent documentary as with this glossy weepie about two mums – one American, one English – having the bad luck to have a beloved son bitten to death by a mosquito in Mozambique and then the good luck to bump into each other some months afterwards.

Exactly what kind of country we have since become emerged in a couple of highly decent documentaries, first via the faintly absurd duo off The Apprentice, and the second via one Harry Wallop, who would surely be a character from Viz magazine's Cockney Wanker were he not, shame on him, a fine Dispatches reporter.

There was, a while back, a decent VH1 documentary on them called The World's Most Dangerous Rap Group (you can watch it here) but other than that, there's been nothing substantial in the way of feature films.

John Robinson Once it gets past its initial sensationalist overtones, this is a decent and salutary documentary about the deadly properties of the human fist.

Instead, Brits must look to the likes of best animated film, where Aardman's The Pirates stands a decent chance, best documentary, where the British-produced Searching for Sugar Man is the strong favourite, and best song, where Adele and Paul Epworth are expected to win for Skyfall.

June 29 A DECENT FACTORY This Finnish documentary looks into conditions at the Chinese factory where Nokia manufactures the components of its cellphones.

David Stubbs The woolly America season catches on to a decent thread with this documentary about the pre-eminent hip-hop group of the 1980s.

For those who don't know much about the history of games and their hardware, the documentary offers a decent primer.

"The Decent One" won the Best Documentary Award at the 2014 Jerusalem Film Festival and it premiered at the Berlin Film Festival earlier this year.

His films may have been disreputable, but the picture that emerges in this documentary is of a decent, loyal and sensible man who has spent his life making marvelous trash and sowing the seeds of art.