Sentence examples for video echo from inspiring English sources

The source's reflections on the contents of the video echo reports from both CNN and Fox News.

The video echoes her account of that night in August 2012: though Sulkowicz says it is not a re-enactment, she does appear in the video.

Then they applauded when O'Rourke said the video echoes the rhetoric the president and his administration have used against Mexican immigrants, asylum seekers and other marginalized groups.

The video echoed a message from the terrorist network after the killing of Osama bin Laden on May 2, which similarly urged individual jihadists not to wait for instructions but to attack whenever and wherever they can.

The video echoes the refrain, "When I see them, I see us". It is a simple statement, but it conveys an idea complex to many.

The video echoes a similarly self-deprecating May campaign ad in which Parnell depicts himself as a tamer version of the "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood.

Directed by Bill Yukich (who did Beyoncé's "Lemonade"), the video echoes the sentiment of the song in a very cinematic and nuanced way.

Directed by Ben Solomon and Daniel B. Levin, the video echoes both the Fool's Gold aesthetic and the humorous nature of the DJs themselves.

The video echoes one from 2008, in which sixth and seventh-grade students from Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy got out the vote by rewriting lyrics to T.I.'s "Whatever You Like".

The video echoes the high-energy nature of the track and features everything from friends running through the forest to electrified zombies dancing on some sort of post-apocalyptic beach.

Some of the videos echo scenes in previously released still photographs - such as the stacking of naked detainees - but the video images render the incidents more vividly.