Sentence examples for effect of the documentary from inspiring English sources

Fegyveresi said that older Barkley veterans wanted the race to remain obscure and were worried about the effect of the documentary, but some of the younger athletes want the race to receive more recognition.

A welcome possible side effect of the documentary, which could have easily been a half-hour shorter, is that it will inspire viewers to read Mr. Thompson's work, perhaps starting with his early magazine article "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved".

For this reason, among others, the effect of watching the documentary is profound.

Loznitsa's odd decision to fabricate a realistic but obviously unreal soundtrack has the unintended effect of making the documentary images seem like skillful reconstructions as well.

Rush's clever use of optical effects in the documentary also reinforces the theme of the film, including Rush diving backwards, as if off a springboard, into a dissolve.

(I'll be writing more about this in a longer series of posts on privacy, but the societal effect of widespread documentary devices is distinct enough to consider on its own).

This quasi-randomized control trial was designed to explore the effect of medical documentaries on professional self-efficacy and identity among nursing students in Chinese technical schools.

Filmed in 2006, this documentary explores the effect of the techno lifestyle on one's whole life - identity, relationships, emotions, career - and shows the highs and lows of the commitment to clubbing.

In the question period after his speech on Friday, Mr. Light was asked about the effects of "Supersize Me," the documentary so brutally critical of McDonald's, and the company's decision to eliminate super-size portions from its menu.

The documentary evidence suggests that it was this effect of the war that was fatal for Rembrandt.

Rose was executive producer of the documentary.