Sentence examples for documentaries are more from inspiring English sources

"The documentaries are more comprehensive, with issues examined in an all-encompassing way and not just in microcosm," Mr. Cooper said.

"Sports documentaries are more popular than ever," said Courtney Cox, a former ESPN producer.

The historical documentaries are more successful than the cultural ones, for having a better story to tell, but all are made in a similar style, without written narration, driven by news clips and interviews (with scholars, participants and celebrity rememberers, Hanks naturally included).

Because the makers of many documentaries are more concerned about their information coming to light, they offer free viewing of them online.

"I think it could be seen as the flip side of documentaries being more popular and getting more attention," he said in a recent phone conversation, adding that, as a programmer, his standard is whether filmmakers make clear what kind of movie they're making and remain true to that mission.

The effects of globalisation, described by Tracey Curro in the documentary, are more tangible and widespread now than they were back in 1997-98.

But the abortion documentary is more than a career move; it is a personal exploration.

The results of the operation, Raisman said in a 2014 BBC documentary, were "more impressive than a man walking on the moon".

But there is not much utility in a retrospective gaffe; seen now, the documentary is more intriguing for its general tone, which is one of pathos and quiet regret.

(Rapold) 'Joffrey: Mavericks of American Dance' (No rating, 1 27) A broadly interesting trip through the decades via the archived works of a groundbreaking ballet company, even though the documentary is more old school than maverick.

The results of the operation, Raisman said in a 2014 BBC documentary, were "more impressive than a man walking on the moon". He called olfactory ensheathing cells "a magic carpet". Raisman can be forgiven his pride.