Sentence examples for documentaries are so from inspiring English sources

Documentaries are so rare that documentary-makers have become the starving artists of the television industry.

Now polemical documentaries are so popular, is it hard to make reflective films?

("A lot of TV is very smoke and mirrors, it's not really real, but that's why documentaries are so much more challenging and exciting").

The emphasis on documentaries is so pronounced that it extends to the feature film category.

Lurching out of the dark, the viewer asks why the hot new genre of sports documentaries is so unsettling and effective.

ESPN's faith in sports documentaries is so deep that on Tuesday it will announce a second go-round for its "30 for 30" series, which made its debut in the fall of 2009.

Frederick Wiseman's approach to documentaries is so radically interventionist, his personal imprint is so strong in his choice of subject and his approach to it, that he has no need to show himself in the mirror, or put his voice on the soundtrack, or allow the films' participants to address him and make viewers aware that he's there.

That's why this documentary is so good.

This Brazilian documentary is so wrenching and absorbing that you can easily lose sight of the sophistication of its techniques.

The health conditions of Kim's predecessors Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung were never mentioned on tightly controlled state television, which is why the mention in the documentary is so surprising.

This astounding documentary is so packed with surreal scenarios, casual corruption and inhumanity, it's difficult to believe it's actually true.