Sentence examples for documentary urge from inspiring English sources

He had this documentary urge".

This kind of game creates a pretty interesting documentary urge".

The documentary urge vies with the fairy tale in "Band of Outsiders," each enriching the other.

Annie Sprinkle, who in this issue reviews Chester Brown's "Paying for It: A Comic-Strip Memoir About Being a John," is no stranger to the documentary urge.

Annie Sprinkle, who reviews Chester Brown's "Paying for It: A Comic-Strip Memoir About Being a John" in this weekend's Book Review, is no stranger to the documentary urge.

He says the toilet mural will probably be the last in the centre of Nairobi – there aren't enough blank walls – but his wider action plan includes screening documentaries urging reconciliation and hosting youth forums to try to engage people in politics.

This mini-documentary urges society to join hands to end it.

During 1981, in the Journal of Medical Ethics and a BBC documentary, he urged the government to form outside 'inspectorates' and argued that: 'If a profession by definition exists to serve the public interest, then clearly it must ultimately be the public who judge what that interest is and whether it is being served' (Kennedy, 1981b, p. 206).

Not all documentaries satisfy this urge, or even try to.

Most political filmmakers are motivated not by a merely documentary curiosity but by an urge for advocacy.

The documentary emerged from Madonna's urge to show her artistic side on the tour and her devotion towards the Jewish mysticism Kabbalah.