Sentence examples for documentary claims from inspiring English sources

A significant number of migrant women working in the UAE face prosecution and sometimes jail after being raped, a new documentary claims.

"War 08.08.08: The Art of Betrayal," a graphic documentary, claims to chronicle a genocide of South Ossetian minorities by Georgia that was abetted by United States mercenaries.

6 The documentary claims that "now something astonishing is happening: some of these hidden tribes are emerging from the forests and terrorising local communities".

Here, too, the end is taken to justify the means; someone else's anguish comes to seem like a trifling price to pay for the greater cause a documentary claims to serve.

But sadly it looks as if the man found living in the Vietnam jungle, who a new documentary claims is 'long dead' US army veteran Sgt John Hartley Robertson, is likely to be a fraud.

The documentary claims to be an account of the church's origins in the imagination of science fiction writer L Ron Hubbard and its development into an international organisation with billions of dollars in global property holdings.

Last year publicity material for an ITV1 documentary claimed it showed the moment Alzheimer's sufferer Malcolm Pointon died.

In 2013, a fake documentary claimed a 37-year-old writer named Dave lived inside the sculpture.

A CNBC documentary claimed 70% of Twitter users check their timeline within three minutes of waking up.

Is capital punishment "rarely off the front pages" these days, as the documentary claimed – bolstered by footage of an EDL rally?

The BBC has been accused of presenting a distorted picture of the extent of ritual sexual abuse in Britain after a documentary claimed it was rooted in an ill-founded "Satanic panic" among social workers and child protection experts.