Sentence examples for instances of documentary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Szilasi's color diptych, "Andor Pasztor (Montreal)," which contrasts a wall covered with family photographs and an old man sitting in an armchair, is one those instances of documentary work effortlessly succeeding as art.

Seen in this light, screwball banter is almost as much an instance of the documentary impulse of the thirties as Agee's catalogue of the insects at work on him one night in a tenant farmer's shack (bedbugs, fleas, and "small gray translucent brittle insects which I suppose were lice").

The claim that only a worldly aristocrat could have created such great plays might sound plausible in a blog or a book, where you can ignore nagging facts (for instance, not a shred of documentary evidence connects De Vere to the plays, and he died in 1604 before 10 or so of Shakespeare's Jacobean plays were written, several of them collaboratively).

There are regular instances of brilliance in its drama, documentaries and comedy.

So for instance, the kitchen table — which has all the markings of documentary photography — isn't at all.

One of the most prominent instances of this was the 1985 Real Lives documentary for the BBC, At the Edge of the Union.

The Kardashian form of documentary.

Profile of Robert J. Flaherty, maker of documentary films.

The steps of documentary research.

A non-systematic audit evaluation of documentary evidence was conducted.

The method of documentary analysis [ 32] drew on the principles of systematic review methodology [ 33].