Sentence examples for speech documentaries from inspiring English sources

As unaffiliated activists get the hang of their new corporate freedoms, I predict we'll see an efflorescence of creative political speech: documentaries, viral videos, inventively powerful commercials, and plenty more beyond the reach of prediction.

Young pacifiers Veteran film-maker John Pilger was given the trustees award at the Griersons and in his acceptance speech said "documentaries that break the code" of conforming and accepting official spin "have become an endangered species".

People call about speeches, seminars, documentaries and everything sounds interesting.

#NirbhayaFilmBlocked: In name of Freedom of Speech the documentary glorifies a Rapist.

The Somali militant group al Shabaab used footage from Trump's speech in documentary-style video aimed at recruiting American Muslims to their cause.

A BBC spokesman said: "These claims bear absolutely no resemblance to our own regular research, our audience feedback or the behaviour of millions of listeners who tune into Radio 1 and 2's news, documentaries, speech programming and unique music mix every week – programmes that simply are not available on commercial radio.

I would prefer to see free speech explored through documentary or, even better, debated in a piece of verbatim theatre rather than rely on the ventriloquy of this play in which, at all times, Bhatti holds the whip hand.

At dusk, many more people joined the demonstration to hear rousing speeches and view documentaries.

"Till It's Done" samples a speech from a documentary about the late Black Panther activist Fred Hampton, who was killed in 1969 by Chicago police.

In most documentaries, human speech is explanatory and expository: Much information is conveyed by means of voice-over narration and talking-head interviews.

His speech echoed that of documentary short winner Dana Perry, who dedicated the prize to her son, who had taken his own life.