Sentence examples for the documentary lacks from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the documentary lacks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a documentary is missing certain elements or qualities that are expected or desired. Example: "The documentary lacks sufficient evidence to support its claims, making it less convincing."
What the documentary lacks in complexity, however, it makes up for in sheer liveliness.
The documentary lacks a voice, supplementing this void with a tabloid-esque scrapbook timeline transposed to screen.
And without Lewis's approval, the documentary lacked memorabilia, personal letters and family photos.
Which is what this documentary lacks.
This overlong documentary lacks something in structure and focus – and I wanted to know a little more about the exact provenance of all of its home‑movie footage.
The documentary seems to lack any moral control, instead stacking one image of a drunken Winehouse on top of another, gradually effacing its own credibility.
We shelved the documentary project for lack of time and finishing funds and went on to other things.
It was a clever piece of programming by UK Horizons to schedule a repeat of a 1997 documentary about real footballers' wives just as ITV's drama about fictional players' wives reaches its ridiculous climax; particularly as the documentary included an element lacking in the drama, namely humour.
Yes, the animated opening sequence has a professional polish that the rest of the film lacks, but the documentary's chosen angle is meaningful: The world of autism is as diverse as the nation.
The festival's documentary slate conspicuously lacks the searing military stories of previous years.
Writing for Refinery29, Leila Brillson felt that "very little was clarified" by Miley: The Movement, and suggested that the documentary suffered from its lack of focus.
