Sentence examples for documentary missing from inspiring English sources

Paulides exposed this fact in his documentary, Missing 411.

In his 2016 documentary, Missing 411, we hear Paulides speaking on Coast to Coast AM, a paranormal radio talk-show.

The documentary misses an opportunity when Michael S. Malone, one of its historians, talks about how for the Fairchild elite there was "a constant tension between being masters of the universe and living a small-town life.

After I watched it at the Sundance Film Festival, I turned to the woman to my right and commented that the documentary missed an essential part of George Wallace: his evil side.

There was some material the documentary missed.

Seventy-one percent of women on TV are in their teens, 20s and 30s, according to Martha M. Lauzen, the executive director of the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University, who appears in Jennifer Siebel Newsom's documentary, "Miss Representation".

Jennifer Siebel Newsom (left), creator of the documentary Miss Representation, is interviewed by Dove's Global Self-Esteem Ambassador, Jess Weiner.

The documentary "Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees" first aired on U.S. television on this date in 1965.

Missed warnings: The Bradford fire Jump to media player BBC documentary Missed Warnings speaks to some of the people who were at Bradford City's Valley Parade on 11 May 1985 when a fire took the lives of 56 fans.

The documentary, "Missed Warnings: The Bradford City Fire", also hears from a former West Yorkshire detective who says he interviewed an Australian man who admitted accidently dropping a cigarette during the game between the Bantams and Lincoln City.

Booker contributed to the 2011 documentary Miss Representation and commented on the representations of women in politics within mass media.