Sentence examples for video feels from inspiring English sources

"That period of video feels to me now like folk art.

Like the installation it's part of, the video feels purposefully unprepossessing.

"She obviously, as is evident from the video, feels desperate about the safety and well-being of her son, and understandably so," said Mr Earnest.

And yet the video feels off-key: the music out of step with shots that show Trump making faces — like some weirdo.

And yet the video feels off-key: the music out of step with shots that show Trump making faces like some weirdo.

Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud video feels like a stylised So You Think You Can Dance audition and Beyoncé's 7/11 was shot on a phone, in a hotel.

The discussion then recalled the video depicting the alcoholic father and turned to how the two children in the video felt similarly alone.

The song and video feel too navel-gazing, too defensive a reaction to her sudden rise to (cult) fame and the backlash that will follow.

Those who watched the video felt better informed, had fewer conflicts about the idea of donating and were less likely to want to be buried with all their organs.

In his charity-shop suit and skinny tie, Cocker looked pretty much identical to when I saw him play a few weeks ago and, because of that, the video felt less dated than it might have.

That proves co-watching can make video feel less isolating.