Sentence examples for something of a video from inspiring English sources

Hadida is something of a video game-to-film veteran, with credits including Resident Evil and the upcoming Onimusha.

Mr. Weatherill, who has become something of a video star at home, has the manner of an indulgent headmaster given to shaking his head over his unruly charges.

The charismatically energetic brothers post at a frequency of about every other day, so the channel has now become something of a video database of middle school through college level curricula.

The service, for those unfamiliar, can be described as something of a video-centric walkie-talkie, except that it not only allows for live video messages, it also lets you send video messages that can be viewed later on.

They relish the fact that people call them "bad bitches", and the final scene truly does resemble something out of a video game shootout.

The goal, embedded here for your viewing pleasure, was called by Barcelona striker David Villa "something out of a video game".

Maybe he could be known as "Super Mario," because the skills he showed Friday were like something out of a video game.

Defenses are taught to hedge high and hard on Curry to avoid open 3s, but his unselfishness and floor vision give him an ability to make uncanny plays that are like something out of a video game.

Much is home-made, and the site serves as something of a mass video blog.

Of course, the company already has something of a viral video sensation on its hands, with users posting karaoke-style singing animoji created on their new iPhone Xs.

Given that the upcoming film will be a musical comedy, it's only fitting that its trailer is something of a music video.