Sentence examples for documentary that shows from inspiring English sources
His film "69 Minutes of Fame" is a low-budget documentary that shows the band's passion, triumphs and heartache.
Movie theaters in Japan have canceled the opening screenings of "The Cove," a documentary that shows the clandestine killing of dolphins in Taiji, Japan, Reuters reported.
There's a moment early in the Sam Jones documentary that shows the way Mr. Tweedy keeps himself just out of his fans' reach.
Sports scientists joined with filmmakers this year to make a documentary that shows just how well endowed he is with the height, weight and, particularly, the type of muscle to be the ideal soccer player.
This is a documentary that shows rather than tells, ominously beautiful drone's-eye tracking shots of ordinary American streets demonstrating the way the technology can be used against any community.
In China, however, the film has sparked further debate on the connections between traditional martial arts, beautifully portrayed in the film during the 1930s, and more modern forms.A behind-the-scenes documentary, that shows Mr Wong's largely unsuccessful search for kung fu masters of the old school to help train his actors, has been an online hit.
Al Giddings, a famous ocean photographer, made a PBS documentary that showed reefs around the Pacific islands of Palau exploding in blizzards of rising sperm and eggs.
Emotions were stirred in Ukraine and Poland this week by a BBC documentary that showed fans in both countries giving the Nazi salute, making monkey chants and displaying anti-Semitic behavior.
Concerns about racism at Euro 2012 were heightened by a recent BBC documentary that showed anti-Semitic behavior, Nazi salutes, monkey chants and the beating of Asian students at league matches in the host countries.
In 2012, after reporting by the Guardian and a BBC documentary that showed that dozens of police officers' statements had identical opening paragraphs setting out the scene of a riot, South Yorkshire police referred themselves to the Independent Police Complaints Commission for possible misconduct.
To some, Ms. Jimenez has become a symbol of the inequality of the American criminal justice system — a process that began with a 2007 Mexican documentary that showed the prosecutor saying of Ms. Jimenez, "Despite being from Mexico, she's very intelligent," and that enraged the mayor of her hometown.
