Sentence examples for documentaries are always from inspiring English sources

Radio 2 documentaries are always too long – an hour!

History books and public television documentaries are always trying to tell you all sorts of "facts" about New York.

You can find it at www.nytimes.com/kristof These efforts — which I call "baby-docs," for baby documentaries — are always a bit embarrassing, though.

"Because the ethics of documentaries are always in question, this film is great because it shows that footage can be used in different ways.

Documentaries are always a highlight of TIFF's lineups.

This documentary was always going to be a tough watch.

A spokeswoman for More4, which will broadcast the film on 1 September, said the documentary "was always intended to be Michael Winterbottom's interpretation of Naomi Klein's thesis and she was closely consulted throughout the film-making process".

Making a radio documentary is always an exercise in trying to squeeze a quart into a pint pot.

This did not surprise Folman, whose intent for his documentary was always to tell a universal story, not a specifically political one: "I show how stupid wars are," he said in a telephone interview.

"I hate those freak show documentaries that are always on BBC 3 and the idea that seems to prevail that sex is incredibly funny.

Documentaries on primates are always amongst the most popular as we pick apart their lives for yet ever more detailed clues about how we are alike yet still worlds apart.