Sentence examples for documentary means from inspiring English sources

In this country, thanks to the example of people like Richard Leacock and Frederick Wiseman, modern documentary means cinéma vérité -- extensive filming of true-life situations with the least possible authorial intervention.

Morley spent five years tracking down people who knew Vincent and recreated her life and demise partly through traditional documentary means but also via reconstructed (or imagined) scenes using actors.

A documentary meant to show her being hounded by the press ended up making her look a fool.

Naveen waited until most of the students had filed out of a classroom and then told Mazzio how much the documentary meant to her.

A new report by the Britdoc Foundation said post-film campaign work around the documentary meant that for each film watcher, a further 510 people had heard about it.

I roared with laughter, for instance, the first time I read his account of watching a documentary meant to boost the tourist credentials of Lawrence's birthplace Eastwood, but which really only emphasises how much the bearded author "hated" it and everything in it.

So does the fact that the Producers Guild was so off the mark on animated films and documentaries mean they are a worse Oscar predictor for Best Picture this year?

Nevertheless, the overall popularity of documentary fare means that "P.O.V".

Arquette produced the documentary "Equal Means Equal," which addresses the pay gap for women.

The movie is a comparatively lavish documentary that means to be an inquiry into how various people conceive of heaven, hell, death and other related matters.

Gravity is the latest film that makes a whole swath of cinema look and feel redundant: its hard-won sense of documentary realism means everyone attempting to film a spacewalk or satellite explosion will have to raise their game massively.