Sentence examples for documentary attacks from inspiring English sources

The attacks at Matawan are the subject of the National Geographic Channel documentary Attacks of the Mystery Shark (2002), which examines the possibility that a bull shark was responsible for killing Stanley Fisher and Lester Stillwell.

* The pro-Gingrich super PAC who brought us "King of Bain" is coming out with a new documentary attacking Romney.

MICHAEL MOORE is not coy about his hopes for "Fahrenheit 9/11," his blistering documentary attack on President Bush and the war in Iraq.

Or that in January it held unconstitutional a law that made it a crime to broadcast a documentary attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton, at least if shown during the election season and paid for by a corporation.

WASHINGTON — A quirky case about a slashing documentary attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton would not seem to be the most obvious vehicle for a fundamental re-examination of the interplay between the First Amendment and campaign finance laws.

Fairly recently, a well-received documentary attacked the use of these drugs and praised the increasing number of homes managing unhappiness or violence with personalised care and well-trained staff.

Its previous documentary attacking Muslims' "war on the West" attracted support from the casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, a major supporter of Israel who has helped reshape the Republican presidential primary by pouring millions of dollars into a so-called super PAC that backs Newt Gingrich.

It has been encouraged by a ruling last May by a New York court that resulted in the release of out-takes from "Crude", a documentary attacking Chevron, that seem to show inappropriate interactions between the plaintiffs' lawyers and court officials.Chevron no longer has any assets in Ecuador.

In June, the Supreme Court ruled that Mr Hamdi could challenge his detention in court, a decision that allowed his lawyers to negotiate his release.The Democrats complained about a plan to air a documentary attacking Mr Kerry's anti-war activities in the early 1970s.

PAGE A16 COURT HEARS CAMPAIGN LAW CASE During a lively argument at the Supreme Court -- involving a documentary attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton -- it seemed possible that five justices were prepared to overturn or significantly limit parts of the court's 2003 decision upholding the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, which regulates the role of money in politics.

In 2008 he made a BBC documentary attacking a tobacco company for targeting African children.