Sentence examples for video argues from inspiring English sources

Called "Cameras," the video argues that Mr. Romney's debate performance was a series of lies that distorted his record.

The video argues Arabic media has a long way to go in its portrayal of women on screen.

Thus, the video argues, we need closer banking supervision, the European Stability Mechanism, a stronger European parliament, and more meaningful political union.

Another video argues that the new charter would not put a stop to the torture of detainees, and it reminds viewers of what they endured at the hands of the Mubarak government and then the military council that ruled Egypt for more than a year after the revolution.

Fox Fisher, a trans man who helped cast Will Young's video, argues the problem really lies in the lack of trans representation: "When it's a trans person playing a trans role, trans people look for something that represents themselves, but you can't represent everyone".

The problem with Internet video, argues BianRosa, is that there are almost too many choices.

The families of several other black people killed by police – some also caught on video – argued on Wednesday that not even video is enough to hold police accountable.

The video arguing that the risk of doing nothing was not worth taking was the product of a man named Greg Craven, a high school physics and chemistry teacher.

In 1991, for example, the Western Fuels Association funded "The Greening of Planet Earth," a 30-minute video arguing that more CO2 in the air helps farmers.

Prof. John Davis of the University of Amsterdam and Marquette University posted a video arguing that economic researchers, like fish, engage in herd behavior in order to minimize individual risk.

Differing from the majority of scientists, meteorologist Bastardi presented his "global cooling" theory in a December AccuWeather video arguing that carbon dioxide is a trace gas that has less effect on weather than forces such as the sun.