Sentence examples for use the documentary from inspiring English sources
An efficient procedure is demonstrated in this case study paper to use the documentary web-published video images for 3D documentation of cultural heritage objects.
Although "A Brilliant Madness" is at times more nuanced and factual than "A Beautiful Mind," it would be a mistake to use the documentary to bludgeon the movie.
We focus on a case study of the Kozí vrch Hill landslide, and we use the documentary evidence and field techniques to reconstruct its location, extent, topography, kinematics, and triggers.
Now copies of it are being passed around town to black and white families, and schools are planning to use the documentary as part of the curriculum to teach about race relations.
But since Sinclair's decision to use the documentary became public, the company has been caught in a hornet's nest of protest involving shareholders, advertisers and consumer interest groups vowing to contest the company's license renewals with the Federal Communications Commission.
Very often, film-makers and readers reiterate the point that "it's a fictional movie, not a documentary" – though frankly some films deliberately blur the line, such as Paul Greengrass's United 93 (2006) or Oliver Stone's JFK (1991), both of which use the documentary style to present heavily fictionalised – and heavily politicised – historical cases.
"Rendezvous With Destiny" used the documentary techniques that Mr. Rapport later built on at the National Archives.
But she has used the documentary as a real incentive to go on and improve.
Using the documentary mode, Dorothy Livesay condemned the exploitation of workers in Day and Night (1944), while her lyric poems spoke frankly of sexual love (Signpost, 1932).
More recently, these familiar faces have been bolstered by new players from both inside and outside the system, many intent on using the documentary form to promote their conservative message.
And then there is Mr. Herzog, a veteran filmmaker who has used the documentary form to probe the mind of a nature lover who was devoured in a bad encounter with bears in "Grizzly Man," and for a 3-D exploration of prehistoric cave paintings, in "Cave of Forgotten Dreams".
