Sentence examples for documentary recognition from inspiring English sources

The ABC television documentary Recognition: Yes or No is an opportunity lost.

We can reveal the contentious one-off ABC TV documentary "Recognition: Yes or No", originally slated for 2017, will screen on the ABC on Tuesday 20 September.

The one-off documentary, Recognition: Yes or No?, which also stars the new Labor MP Linda Burney arguing in favour of recognition, will screen on the ABC on 20 September.

He appeared in documentaries, winning recognition as a highbrow but appealingly bearish TV personality.

Andrew Bolt won the media Silver Ernie for remarking of his ABC documentary on Indigenous recognition costar, the Indigenous politician Linda Burney: "It was tricky because she is gorgeous and she's a woman and it's very difficult for a white male to debate an Aboriginal woman and not be seen as a bully or mean".

Those interviews became the basis for the "From Silence to Recognition" documentary.

Mr. Brickman taped interviews with many of them, and that video became the foundation of the coming documentary, "From Silence to Recognition" by David Hughes Duke.

In a 2011 documentary about Introdans, called "Recognition at Last," broadcast on national Dutch television, Mr. Wiggers and Mr. Voorintholt spoke frankly about the company's troubles.

The 2011 MacGillivray Freeman Films Awards, a new recognition for documentary filmmaking, was awarded to three films.

The feature-length film was of the highest quality and in recognition the documentary was nominated for an Academy Award in 1944.

More than 400 people packed an Emory ballroom Wednesday to hear the public apology and attend the premiere of a documentary, "From Silence to Recognition," addressing Butler's reign at the now-defunct dental program.