Sentence examples for video point from inspiring English sources

How much of a knife edge everything is on all the time – especially from the video point of view, as the technology is so young and experimental.

Most signs — no way to actually lay money down for a pre-order, overambitious use of jargon, shady promo video — point to fake, unfortunately.

Now that people have grown more nimble with online video, point-and-click holiday greetings have become a new palette for creativity, while static paper cards may induce a wince rather than a joyful noise.

And then, as this week's Retro Report video points out, the problems began.

"You can actually wake up to a video!" points out one of the reps.

The press release accompanying Mr. Gingrich's video points out that Mr. Gingrich speaks without notes or a teleprompter.

As the camera shook from his walking, the narrator on the video pointed out locations on the campus.

As the narrator of the video points out, "bulls that prefer the front end are few and far between".

The video points to a decades-old fissure in the reputation of Welles, whose centennial fell on May 6th.

But as the new Perry video points out, that sentence was gone when the book was released in paperback a year later.

Ms. Greenspan's short video pointed out the failings of that approach and demonstrated the correct method.