Sentence examples for documentary that contains from inspiring English sources

Do you think students under 17 should be able to see a documentary that contains strong language and difficult content?

A British film-maker is stirring renewed controversy over America's attitude towards abortion, with a documentary that contains shocking and explicit footage of an advanced stage termination.

Sandwiched between money-raising pitches, some public stations are broadcasting a documentary that contains clips from Mr. Caesar's 1950's commercial television hit, "Your Show of Shows".

Factor in the still more unlikely phenomenon of an MTV making-of-the-album documentary that contains a series of personal revelations, and the fairytale element of the Drake story comes through even more clearly.

You get a sense of the carnival atmosphere that Ferranti sought (and found) in "Rage by Pasolini," a fascinating new documentary that contains an abbreviated account of the incident as well as a reconstruction or "simulation" of Pasolini's excised material and the 1963 version of "Rage".

As so often with Disney, though, the evasion of distress and difficulty has a fascination all its own; it is while he was absent that the strike at his Burbank headquarters was resolved (as if he couldn't have borne the thrashing-out of deals), and this may be the first documentary that contains not a single American, living or dead, who is anything but merry of disposition.

Nevertheless, documentary evidence that contains an expiration date may be treated as valid until that expiration date if doing so would provide a longer period of validity than the three-year period.

There is also an Audio Visual Materials Series that contains interviews and documentary materials that again reflect the public's interest in Sizemore's life, as well as her own desire to document and share her experiences in writing, speaking, and art.

It was a documentary about Neighbours that contained footage of Kylie Minogue with a perm, and also some kind-of-famous celebrities talking about how Neighbours changed their lives Paula Abdul was in it.

The hour, produced by Daniel Dubno, contains two brief documentaries that take us to relatively desirable as well as flatly undesirable shelters.

A version exclusive to Play.com had a bonus disc that contained the retrospective documentary Cold Feet: The Final Call, new interviews with John Thomson, Andy Harries and Spencer Campbell, and a locations featurette presented by Thomson.