Sentence examples for documentary purports from inspiring English sources

The documentary purports to explore how "Al Jazeera struggles to present an unbiased view of current affairs".

Burlesque Undressed (88 mins, 15) This cheap and not always cheerful documentary purports to be a history of burlesque, but it's really an extended plug for the shows staged by its producer, Immodesty Blaize.

A number of documentaries purport to investigate alternative cancer cures, from healing oils to homeopathy, all allegedly suppressed by the "cancer industry" to protect its cash cow.

Some exploitation style documentaries purported to show actual events but were instead staged, elaborate ruses.

With the passing of the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy last week, and the accompanying fusillade of documentaries purporting to prove there was a conspiracy behind it, we might expect (and hope) that cabalistic conjecturing will wane until the next big anniversary.

I think Fowler has made something new of his material, especially when seen in conjunction with a second "documentary" that purports to be about a pop star called Xentos, who appears to have several artistic, and non-artistic, personalities.

Ms. Lepelstat said the library staff would preview two other films that might balance the program, "Fahrenhype 911," Dick Morris's rebuttal to "Fahrenheit 9/11," and "Celsius 41.11," a documentary that purports to debunk Mr. Moore's film.

The more celebrated the individual, the more eagerly the public seizes on documentary evidence that purports to belong to them.

For a movie that, doubters or not, purports to be a documentary, even the suggestion of subterfuge can be damning.

A mind-numbing barrage of random television clips and trash-talking heads, "The Cartel" purports to be a documentary about the American public school system.

The resulting film is titled "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan," and it purports to be a documentary showing Borat lurching gaily from one instructive fiasco to the next.