Sentence examples for present documentary from inspiring English sources

PELHAM The Picture House "Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present," documentary by Matthew Akers.

Under the law, anyone who has Medicaid coverage or applies for it must present "documentary evidence of citizenship".

The result is a free-associating film that arcs back and forth between past and present, documentary and fiction.

Applicants were asked to present documentary projects addressing social issues, and were judged on factors including narrative strength, execution, and originality of concept.

In a draft letter providing guidance to state officials, the Bush administration says, "An applicant or recipient who does not cooperate with the requirement to present documentary evidence of citizenship may be denied eligibility or terminated" from Medicaid.

From the start, the claims process prompted allegations of widespread fraud and criticism that its very design encouraged people to lie: because relatively few records remained to verify accusations, claimants were not required to present documentary evidence that they had been unfairly treated or had even tried to farm.

It's funny how people perceive you, especially when you present documentaries.

Profile transformed, he was invited to lecture the Edinburgh Television Festival and hired to present documentaries for Channel 4's Dispatches.

While Vic Reeves has gone on to present documentaries, stage art exhibitions and written books, Mortimer remains something of an enigma.

The comic continues to display octopus-like reach across the arts: currently he's on stage as Charles I in 55 Days, and on TV presenting documentary series Horror Europa.

O. Scott) 'American Meat' (No rating, 1 25) Graham Meriwether's plainly presented documentary argues for more healthful methods in meat farming, but it's still an advocacy film better suited for a class than for a cinema.