Sentence examples for documentary as much from inspiring English sources

What follows isn't a documentary as much as an Academy Awards tribute film.

But Leibovitz says that although Sontag loved a nine-hour German documentary as much as the next intellectual, it was she who would drag Leibovitz to see cheesy films starring Keanu Reeves, rather than the other way round.

Can you imagine this documentary having as much power if it came from a white guy?" D.D.: Well, first of all, this documentary would not have had the same power if it came from a white guy, not because my skin is brown, but because I grew up in the third world; my credibility comes from the fact that Obama and I are both global guys.

The presence of this film at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in January caused China to withdraw two movies from that event, but the documentary is as much a challenge to the Dalai Lama as it is to the Chinese.

Exploring product placement in movies and on television, the documentary is as much celebration as it is a critique of what is called co-promotion, in which movies like "Spider-Man 2" are infiltrated with images of brand-name products that pay for the exposure.

Independent films — and even the most stylized fictions among them — have a double documentary aspect, as much that of a mirror as of a lens, showing what goes on behind the camera and what goes on in front of it, and seemingly superimposing those two perspectives in every image.

Cocker, who was born in the city, said the documentary was "as much about Sheffield as it is about Pulp" and that he hoped fans would be "entertained".

Some praise for the documentary: "...reveals as much about Canadian culture as it does about Jack and Meg White's friendship, work ethic and music".

When I find myself stuck for ideas, I listen to the radio, watch documentaries, read as much as possible from as many different sources, and speak to people about what's going on in their lives.

As much documentary as comedy, "Jackass" thrives on the prospect and infliction of real pain.

But the documentary gives almost as much credit to Mr. Redford for making a movie about Watergate as it does to The Washington Post for sticking with the story.