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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shell of video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a superficial or minimal representation of video content, often implying that it lacks depth or substance.
Example: "The presentation was just a shell of video, lacking any real engagement or informative content."
Alternatives: "a facade of video" or "a superficial video".
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As Gelabert moves with elegant fluidity, a shell of video screens registers his gestures (through motion capture), his visual experience (he looks at his hand, we see the hand), and, through whimsical imagery and saturated color, his thoughts and mood.
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A shell of a man, really".
I am a shell of a man.
He's a shell of a shell, a quaking, sobbing wreck.
"I was a shell of myself.
Symbolics still exists as a shell of its former self.
A shell of what it used to be.
He's a shell of a man.
"It was a shell of a cabin.
I was a shell of person.
She was a shell of herself.
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