Sentence examples for hard footage from inspiring English sources

The basis of all celebrity worship -- if we really knew our stars, we'd lose the joy of constructing them -- ambiguity is the essence of Tupac, a slippery Gemini who referred in one of his poems to the "duo within me". Call Tupac soft or call him hard; footage in "Tupac: Resurrection" and in previous documentaries supports your claim.

Instead Chemsex has something of the hard found-footage and testimonial flavour of this year's other cinematic addiction piece, the harrowing Amy Winehouse documentary Amy.

The documentary that Captain John Noel crafted from his hard-won footage is an astonishing movie, one that pays equal tribute to the ambition of Mallory's team and the inhospitality of the mountain.

Jameson says she has shot enough new hard-core footage with her husband (who performs under the name "Justin Sterling") to let them release a couple of Jenna flicks each year for a decade.

It's hard to forget footage of officers with 24 hours to prove domestic violence, child abuse or murder.

Indeed, it is not hard to find footage of the 61-year-old former engineering professor addressing rallies across Pakistan in recent months.

The video showed clear proof of criminal misconduct, activists said, and even those who had traditionally sympathized with police found the shocking footage hard to dispute.

Data were downloaded to a hard drive and footage screened for observations of pelagic thresher sharks.

He has rescued hard-to-find footage, sharing it with people like Eric Clapton, Sheryl Crow and Bob Dylan.

Medium Cool follows television news cameraman John Cassellis (played by Robert Forster) as he shoots hard-to-get footage of disasters, accidents, and other unseemly incidents that his network demands.

From this cautionary tale, the film grows even more stark, showing hard-to-watch footage of shelter dogs being thrown into large bins and gassed, then even harder-to-watch images from a raid on a wretched puppy mill in Tennessee.