Sentence examples for documentary that explains from inspiring English sources

The Documentary That Explains Their Musical Context: "Synth Britannia," from the BBC.

To set the mood, Trio is also showing a documentary that explains how networks select shows, from first pitch to last-minute cancellation.

This opening two-hour episode merges an elegant dramatic depiction of Charles Darwin with a documentary that explains what the scientist's theories meant then and mean now.

Certainly, if you are looking for a sober documentary that explains what has been happening in this unhappy country in the period from the Duvalier dictatorships to the ousting of former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 2004, Ghosts ain't it.

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The photo eventually became Bach's obsession and the inspiration for "A Great Day in Harlem," a prize-winning, Oscar-nominated 1994 documentary that explains, through interviews and archival footage, how the magical convergence of dozens of New York jazz legends came to be.

There are certainly more cogent documentaries that explain the rise and appeal of graffiti — "Style Wars," released two years later, is the best place to start.

Throughout the course of development Bungie released four "developer documentaries" that explained the processes behind creating parts of the game.

The film strips, which are taken from documentaries that she explains as "focused on textile crafts such as crocheting, knitting, sewing, fabric dyeing, and quilting, and celebrat[ing] the women who made them," are meant to be displayed on light boxes or hung in front of windows.

There were continual clashes between BBC executives and the government as producers and reporters tried to make documentaries that would explain to the British public why people were killing and being killed in Northern Ireland.

Daniel Dauxerre, Darlin's manager, explains in the documentary that he believes the Melody Maker review – which claimed the band made "daft punky trash" – brought Darlin' down from their initial wave of enthusiasm and eventually led to the band's demise.