Sentence examples for documentary questions from inspiring English sources

Ali Catterall This Martin Scorsese-prodocumentaryentary questions a basic assumption of our times: that "progress", in the form of greater efficiency and technological advancement, really represents the way forward for mankind, as opposed to a retrograde step.

'On Beauty' documentary questions our cookie cutter standards.

Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. $6.50 to $13. "Burning the Future: Coal in America," documentary, question-and-answer session with the film's director, David Novack.

Using the eyewitness statements, the documentary questioned the government's version of events, and suggested that the three IRA members may have been unlawfully killed.

But the Metropolitan Museum of Art owns a 16th century Islamic manuscript that depicts the prophet without a veil, and other scholars, who are not cited in the documentary, question the characterization of Islam as anti-figurative.

Schubert seemed to crumble when I played a clip of Marc Mutty, his campaign manager in Maine in 2009, admitting in the new documentary Question One that the campaign had used hyperbole and engaged in distortions and untruths (and saying that he was worried that he would be remembered for that ugly campaign).

David Stubbs Ilan Ziver Ilan Ziv will likely ruffle some feathers with this documentary, which questions whether the Jewish people were exiled following the fall of Jerusalem in the first century.

The documentary raises questions about whether Bennett's body may have been buried nearly 40 miles away from Saddleworth Moor – the focus of the search for his remains up to now.

The announcement that Amazon had ceased its relationship with the company, Hensel European Security Services, or H.E.S.S., came days after a television documentary raised questions about Amazon's treatment of foreign workers who had traveled to Germany to help fill the company's crush of orders in the weeks before Christmas.

"And I had an epiphany in asking the young man [in the documentary] questions that I hadn't asked Alex".

The documentary poses questions like "How can we coexist with nature?" and shows that even while we're able to keep closer tabs on nature and animals through the use of technology and surveillance, it renders us even more detached.