Sentence examples for documentaries are usually from inspiring English sources

The joy of creativity -- which we see as world-famous Japanese inventor Dr. Nakamats explains his umpteenth invention in his super-cool black-couch-studded Tokyo apartment (in an extra-hip doc by Kaspar Schroder) -- gives way, in the next hour (documentaries are usually dramatically short) to the sadism of power in North Korea.

FILM: OSCAR COMPETITORS -- People who love to forecast the Oscar winners probably have seen the major contenders, but when it comes to the short films and documentaries they are usually flying blind.

"Given we are an island," he argued at a previous hearing which can only now be reported, "it is documentary offences that are usually the subject of article 31".

Violence in movies is always aestheticised, and in wildlife documentaries it's usually politely brief, but here we're confronted with unadulterated "nature", literally red in tooth and claw.

In practical terms these functions divide films into what are usually termed "modes," including the documentary, the experimental, and the fictional.

Sensationalistic documentaries called mondo films replicate the most shocking and transgressive elements of exploitation films; they are usually modeled after "sick films" and cover similar subject matter.

The reality is that any topic that makes for a good documentary film is usually more complex than a 1 or 2-hour film can explore (and still be considered entertainment).

A drama or a comedy that sticks close to experience has the intrinsic virtue of documentary — and, as with documentary itself, less is usually more.

"The only times you see trans anything represented is either in a documentary, and they're usually depressing," he said.

Many of her documentaries are distributed online.

Usually lasting around five minutes, the spoof documentaries were narrated by a usually off-screen "reporter" in the first series and presented for the most part by Duncan Preston in the second series, as "Corin Huntley".