Sentence examples for documentary published from inspiring English sources

The BBC documentary published this week shows some cough-syrup addicts chained at centers that are ostensibly helping them recover from their syrup-induced episodes of psychosis.

Islamic Rising: The Quran and the American dream a NHK documentary, published by Princeton, NJ: Films for the Humanities & Sciences [distributor], c2000.

To explain why, one word said it all," narrates Zachary Green in " The Superpredator Scare," a short documentary published by the New York Times describing the nature of the panic.

John was included in the 2007 book 100 British Documentaries, published by the British Film Institute.

The result of all this observation was a series of documentary articles, published in The Times from May 2003 to April 2004, and collected now in book form.

Funny that neither of them surfaced before the documentary was published: again, they are not the kind of thing that usually goes unnoticed.

But the claims chime with documentary evidence published by researchers in the counter-terrorism journal CTC Sentinel, showing that Isis is struggling to fund its fighters, which make up about 60% of the group's costs.

A decade ago, an investigation carried out by a team from the British Broadcasting Corporation, the results of which were later televised as a documentary and published as a book, "The Man Who Was B. Traven," concluded that Traven had actually been Hermann Albert Otto Maximilian Feige, who was born in 1882 in the town of Swiebodzin in what today is Poland.

He stitched together a rough cut of his documentary and published a booklet on Guadalupe's film history.

Evans, the UNC researcher, found in recent research that Shark Week included more hard science in its programming after 2010, but "continued to depict sharks primarily as violent killers". That study, "Shark Week and the Rise Of Infotainment In Science Documentaries," was published in Communication Research Reports this July.

In 2008, the documentary filmmaker Ben Lewis published "Hammer and Tickle," a remarkable collection of jokes amassed from the former Soviet bloc.