Sentence examples for the same documentaries from inspiring English sources

She knew about the massacre before I handed her the same documentaries that I gave to my teacher, but her understanding of the situation was that the military did a heroic effort to put down "dangerous elements" in a peaceful way.

An online video by Stride introducing the Mintacular flavor is shot in the same documentary style as Apple's product debut videos.

In the same documentary, the rapper and producer Ice Cube says, "It's a word that we've taken and instead of letting it hurt us, like it used to, we use it".

Instead, the camera records the hippest of 1960s friendships — and makes possible a clever piece of image making, joining the singer as poet in the same documentary frame with the poet as cultural hero.

Instead, the camera records the hippest of 1960s friendships and makes possible a clever piece of image making, joining the singer as poet in the same documentary frame with the poet as cultural hero.

In the same documentary, Jordan Horner, who has taken the Islamic name Jamaal Uddin, said he converted other inmates after being jailed in December 2013 for trying to bring sharia law to the streets of London.

On the same documentary, Cocker even seems to suggest he made the whole thing up: "I say in the song, 'She studied sculpture at Saint Martins College', which is actually untrue".

Chris Muir, one of the club's directors, told the same documentary that Bennell was "looked upon as a fellow that wasn't right", adding that "football allowed him to stay because he was producing the goods".

The same documentary record that shows Tibetan subjugation to the Mongols and Manchus also shows that China's intervening Ming Dynasty (which ruled from 1368 to 1644) had no control over Tibet.

When he optioned Simon Moore's C4 series, Traffik, in which multiple storylines tracked drug dealers from Pakistan to Great Britain, Soderbergh said his goal was to recreate the same documentary feel and not to "come off like we had the answers".

Written with the same documentary clarity, The Trouble I've Seen occasionally achieves an imaginative insight that transcends the project from which it grew, and which looks towards Gellhorn's later career as one of the most brilliant war reporters of the 20th century.