Sentence examples for documentary proved from inspiring English sources

The BBC2 documentary proved more popular than Channel 4's Making Babies the Gay Way, which attracted 1.8 million viewers and an 8% audience share between 9pm and 10pm.

The documentary proved controversial.

The documentary proved extremely controversial; several British newspapers described it as "trial by television".

Even though Wright — who served as a co-writer and producer on the film — claims he interviewed more than 200 former, and a few current, Scientologists for his book, finding eight to participate in the documentary proved difficult.

The documentary proved an opportunity for Payne to "go down memory lane," Pond said, recalling her stories of jumping off trains in Europe and smuggling diamonds out of Monaco.

This documentary proves that, showing the group onstage and off.

The conventions of fiction and documentary prove to be the definitive enemies of artists who defied and disdained them.

That "Gap-Toothed Women" is more of an essay than a documentary proves that Blank did grow up to be a writer.

This minimalist documentary proves its own point: our world is filled with so much noise that silence is something rare, precious and slightly unsettling.

In fact, the documentary proves that it was an American innovation, and the trend line was not toward any improvement in the rights of slaves, even as abolition freed many in the Northern states.

The otherworldly Fauvist palette, as well as the interludes of frenetic cutting, at times recall the Brazilian art-house exploitation flick "City of God," though Mr. Macdonald, who has a background in documentary, proves somewhat savvier about the politics of representation.