Sentence examples for documentary veracity from inspiring English sources

Reviews were overwhelmingly favorable, with critics praising the work's documentary veracity — exactly the dimension of the novel that Fitzgerald hoped readers would see beyond.

It is said to be "inspired by real events" but what matters is less its documentary veracity than Wilkinson's uncanny ability to get inside the skin of a man tormented by grief.

While still in his twenties, the director James Gray returned to his native Queens to film "The Yards" (2000), a blend of operatic drama and documentary veracity which follows Leo Handler Mark Wahlbergg), a young car thief fresh out of jail, as he seeks to go straight.

Mike's true love story is with Pipes as well: the theme of male bonding forged in tough and dangerous work (which Hawks films with a documentary veracity) emerges in odd details, as when Mike scratches Pipes's back with his prosthetic hook, inadvertently admits that he's "a little effeminate," or finds himself alone with Pipes in the bridal chamber on his wedding night.

By Richard Brody While still in his twenties, the director James Gray returned to his native Queens to film "The Yards" (2000), a blend of operatic drama and documentary veracity which follows Leo Handler Mark Wahlbergg), a young car thief fresh out of jail, as he seeks to go straight.

Plus, she was questioning the veracity of documentary and the storytelling techniques of fictional film by literally putting words in people's mouths.

By giving photographers the ability to easily change the structure of an image, and even its contents, it called into question long-held assumptions about photographic veracity or documentary "truth value".

The problems of veracity in what is termed "documentary photography" go well beyond the work of Roman Vishniac.

I mean if you see the news about this series, I would challenge people to do some research about what's being presented as truth, and see whether the documentary or the news report has more veracity".

As a documentary — one in which uncertainty about its veracity or at least discomfort about its supposed honesty was meant to supply most of the energy and seemed to be, in fact, the motivating idea — the movie received generally horrible reviews.

Unfussy acting and documentary-like execution only add to the veracity.