Sentence examples for documentary points from inspiring English sources

The documentary points out that much of the Internet's early growth was aided by programmers offering free code.

With its emphasis on an isolated human figure moving through an urban landscape, the documentary points to their later fictions.

You're known for your commercial buildings, but as the documentary points out, you've also built two very striking houses for your family, Entelechy I and Entelechy II.

As the documentary points out, Ms. Tinker was 17 when she married the 23-year-old Rick Nelson and she was three months pregnant.

The government of President Hamid Karzai has been weak and largely ineffectual in expanding infrastructure and economic opportunity, the documentary points out.

As Mr. Baxter's documentary points out, a local council's rejection of the Trump project as environmentally ruinous was overridden by the Scottish government, which was apparently impressed by a promise of 6,000 jobs.

His exhaustive bibliography, nearly 1,800 footnotes and innumerable interviews make his book invaluable from a documentary point of view.

From a documentary point of view, perhaps, they are important, but they are the least interesting of the strong images in this engrossing miscellany.

The journalist Richard Moore, a consultant to the BBC documentary, pointed out to me this week that a total ban on TUEs would mean denying Alex Dowsett, the former British time trial champion, who suffers from haemophilia, the medication that permits him to compete.

Academy Award nominee Marshall Curry's documentary, Point and Shoot, tells the story of VanDyke's journey.​ We sat down with Curry to chat about the film.

An extensively-researched documentary pointing out our many failures to wash our hands, floss, eat well, exercise more and, um, maybe watch less TV -- how well do you think that would go over?