Sentence examples for documentaries are increasingly from inspiring English sources

Launch budgets for some documentaries can now be more than £1m, she adds, a figure which has only emerged in the last few years.Once marginalised as the dull work of worthy film-makers, documentaries are increasingly appealing to the mainstream.

Feature-length arts documentaries are increasingly stylised with the sensibility of their subjects: BBC2's wonderful Sean Bean-narrated Ted Hughes documentary Stronger Than Death is a fascinating companion piece to Asif Kapadia's Amy, while Nick Cave's 20,000 Days on Earth orchestrates a collage of screen memories.

Conversely, in the 1980s many documentaries were increasingly seen on television rather than on movie theatre screens.

That's the question being asked by close watchers of the credit rolls at the beginning or ending of theatrically released documentaries, which are increasingly featuring "written by" credits.

Documentary makers are increasingly able to tap into a growing number of funding sources beyond traditional broadcasters, including foundations, corporations and, increasingly, crowd-funding websites such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo.

Rose says audiences of television shows – be they documentaries or entertainment programmes – are increasingly demanding extra material, online chat areas, show related games and so much more.

We are living in a moment when film-makers, and young film-makers in particular, are increasingly turning towards documentary as a way to make sense of the world they live in.

Sze and Mukherjee are increasingly successful: her sculptures sell for as much as six hundred thousand dollars, and his cancer book will reportedly be the basis of a Ken Burns documentary.

They are increasingly controversial.

Campaigns are increasingly expensive.

We are increasingly reassured.