Sentence examples for public documentary from inspiring English sources

Now she's working on her first large-scale public documentary series focused on underrepresented minorities in science, including both ethnic minorities and people with disabilities.

She is also involved in publicity and bookings for "Deep Down," a public television documentary about coal mining.

There is a hunger among the public for documentaries because only documentaries, at their best, are fearless and show the unpalatable and make sense of the news.

Last year, Mr. Pitt narrated a public television documentary about eradicating disease, including the effort to eliminate polio.

Shows this week include a "Frontline" hour, a five-part "PBS News Hour report by Mr. Suarez and a public radio documentary.

The memo was written in connection with the development of a public television documentary about the life of Lewis.

Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., wrote a searching book, Lincoln on Race and Slavery (2009), and hosted an equally searching public television documentary, Looking for Lincoln.

A more factually accurate exploration of Nash's struggle with mental illness was offered by the public television documentary A Brilliant Madness (2002).

Unlike Dion, Mr. Tribuzio has not been featured in a film, although he did appear in a public television documentary about rock 'n' roll.

Full disclosure: Goldman's foundation was one of about 15 funders of a public television documentary version of a book that my wife and I wrote about the world's women.

Just the other day I was glued to a harrowing public radio documentary about the real-life case of Willie McGee, convicted of raping a white woman in Mississippi when all the evidence suggested she had made sexual advances to him.