Sentence examples for documentaries would have from inspiring English sources

A foraging meerkat will occasionally come across the entrance to a scorpion burrow and have a go at digging it out, but scorpions are not the staple that most TV documentaries would have us believe.

But the honesty is more appealing to him than a straight documentary would have been.

What I didn't realise then was how this 11-and-a-half-hour documentary would have a hold on me for the rest of my adult life.

Redknapp said he thought allegations broadcast in a 1997 Channel 4 Dispatches documentary would have brought Higgins's career in football to an end.

Nor does Jacquet mess about with anything like a sop to the deniers; there's none of that undermining "balance" that a TV documentary would have to include.

But, in the heat of a campaign, the documentary would have been greeted differently, as a purely political object — mined for ready clues to his political positions, spun predictably by supporters and detractors.

B-Hop sounds like something you would buy at a health food store, and this documentary would have to be careful not to get confused with a new age anti-aging propaganda.

"This is the only way to really bring the story to the people here," explains director Chhay Bora, 49, who lost two brothers at the hands of the regime and says that a documentary would have had a less profound effect.

But, in the heat of a campaign, the documentary would have been greeted differently, as a purely political object mined for ready clues to his political positions, spun predictably by supporters and detractors.

Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, Redknapp said he thought allegations broadcast in a 1997 Channel 4 Dispatches documentary would have brought Higgins's career in football to an end.

Compelling though it was to witness Duncan Smith's stagey, sub-alien blubbing ("Why does this saltwater leak from my eyes?"), this documentary would have been interesting enough without it.