Sentence examples for documentaries whose from inspiring English sources
Carpenter was a renowned Modernist sculptor in New England, the subject of two television documentaries whose work was exhibited in numerous shows and exhibitions.
24 Hours in Police Custody | 4oD The Paedophile Hunter | 4oD Newsnight | iPlayer Having too often been home to the kinds of factual programmes that feature extremely obese agoraphobics trying to have sex in a desert, Channel 4 last week screened two powerful documentaries whose voyeurism was revelatory rather than titillating.
The BBC commissioning editor for documentaries, whose recent programmes include BBC2's Inside Claridges and Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die, is understood to have secured the job after the final round of interviews last week, with an announcement due within days.
You've got to love a documentary whose talking heads include the director of the Museum of Funeral Customs.
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As a lifelong liberal, I would find it refreshing to see a documentary whose politics I oppose.
(When visiting the show, try to tune out the unrevealing documentary, whose narrator's booming voice echoes throughout the galleries).
The result is a nontaxing documentary whose highest use might be as a primer for high school students headed to Jerusalem on a class trip.
Mr. Kremke was unearthed by Julie Kavanagh, a consultant on the documentary, whose biography, "Nureyev: The Life," is to be published by Pantheon in October.
Described in the publicity notes as a "hybrid documentary" — whose degree of fictionalization is still being debated — "This Ain't California" offers a vivid immersion in the hidden skateboarding culture of the former East Germany.
While the exact remarks have not been disclosed, The Independent understands that Ms Duncan aired her views to a BBC documentary, whose producers then clarified them with the party's head office.
