Sentence examples for explicit footage from inspiring English sources

Pro-government television, which lingered in its coverage of Daraya over unusually explicit footage of heaped and mangled bodies, issued equally sinister messages.

Viewers were shown explicit footage of Loos, who donned rubber gloves to arouse the animal before collecting around a third of a litre of semen in a flask.

During the Kelly affair, Damazer's decision to use explicit footage of two British soldiers killed in Iraq in a BBC 2 Correspondent programme was criticised by the BBC governors.

The media regulator said it recognised ITV News's desire to make the most of the exclusive and "powerful" material, but also cautioned against the "gratuitous" airing of explicit footage.

There are videos on its YouTube service in which people discuss beheadings and provide links to explicit footage, but the firm has removed videos showing the act of murder from its own site.

Audiences might see explicit footage of anything from a live birth to a ritual circumcision.

Somehow Lanzmann's technique delivered a more powerful sense of the reality of that stupendous crime than the explicit newsreel footage of the camps we had become accustomed to and whose impact had in some way become tamed.

The NFL announcement came just hours after The Associated Press reported on Wednesday that a law enforcement official sent the explicit video footage Rice striking his then-fiancee and now wife to an NFL executive in April.

Ofcom has told broadcasters including ITV and the BBC to learn lessons after they aired graphic coverage of soldier Lee Rigby's murder, including warning about the "looping" of explicit mobile phone footage of one of the attackers.

Take for example Interior Leather Bar, a collaborative film with Travis Mathews, about the making of the infamous 40 minutes of "lost" explicit gay sex footage from William Friedkin's controversial 1980 film Cruising, or a multi-episode arc on a US soap General Hospital which he later deemed 'performance art'.

"Whatever a broadcaster's scheduling arrangements, it must (as the BBC recognises) ensure compliance with the [broadcasting] code at all times," said Ofcom, which added that the BBC4 news programme should also have included an explicit warning before airing the footage.