Sentence examples for across as out from inspiring English sources

He can also come across as out of touch or insensitive, as when he declared that pharmaceutical company executives do not make that much money.

The legislators will come across as out of touch.

Romney continued to come across as out of touch with the American middle class.

And right now, broadly, the Conservatives come across as out of touch, amoral and elitist – all about money, in all the wrong places.

The men often come across as out of sync.

They came across as out of touch and without a hint of understanding of their role in leading generations of students to buy into what is so obviously an immoral approach to participating in and running a world economy.

It's big news because, in the tweet, Trump comes across as an out-of-control warmongering toddler with his finger on the nuclear button.

Compared to the graceful response of Björk another pop star whose album was recently leaked way before its due date Madonna's hissy fit came across as entirely out-of-touch.

Frances's was that her cakes were style over substance, so she tended to come across as well turned out but a bit vacuous.

Even Microsoft, though, are now playing the same game for all it's worth, with the public presentation of Windows 8 coming across as an attempt to out-Apple Apple.

His refusal to show us how events play out comes across as sheer negligence, or indifference.