Sentence examples for documentary in the form from inspiring English sources

The film, which the director called a "philosophical documentary in the form of a farce", focuses on a brunette, Marie 1, and a blonde, Marie 2, two bored young women who decide to respond to the consumer-oriented society by playing a number of outrageous pranks on its adherents and by destroying its material symbols.

In this paper, we are proposing a method for segmenting the content of a documentary in order to design a series of elearning activities.From a case study, we begin by segmenting the content of a documentary in the form of knowledge (facts, concepts, procedures, and rules) that it claims to convey.

Second, there was documentary evidence in the form of audio transcripts of terrorists in conversation with each other.

Sarah's documentary was in the form of a tribute by the American Film Institute's Embarrassing Baby Picture Division.

There was plenty of stuff to take away from the documentary – mostly in the form of astonishing anecdotes.

In China, the abundance of historical documentary records in the form of (semiofficial local gazettes) offers an extraordinary opportunity for providing a high-resolution historical dataset for the frequency of typhoon strikes.

Various documentary sources, in the form of contemporary chronicles and sagas, reveal that during the dynasty's tenure of power, the kings of the Isles tended to acknowledge the authority of the kings of Norway.

We cross checked the results of the survey with documentary evidence in the form of internal meeting requests, meeting minutes and the information packs sent to surveyors.

One of his first cinematic efforts, ''The Sword and the Flute,'' in 1959, was a documentary about the form, and he met the 25-year-old Merchant, who was at New York University getting his M.B.A., at a screening of the film.

The story is a pastiche of musical, melodrama and farce, with touches of documentary and film noir (in the form of an irrelevant pair of detectives) thrown in for good measure.

The cases against the News of the World executives and journalists drew early guilty pleas because they had documentary evidence of hacking in the form of Glenn Mulcaire's meticulous notes of commissions.