Sentence examples for across better from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush "looked presidential," Ms. Wyman said, and he "comes across better than his father ever did".

I've always been a little bit ambivalent about Stockhausen – a lot of his pieces feel like overlong essays on intriguing intellectual concepts that could probably have been put across better on paper.

Thomas Hischak, in his The Rodgers and Hammerstein Encyclopedia, stated that the original cast album is well-produced, but many of the songs came across better when other artists recorded them.

In his oral history of Combs, Robinson noted that Ford, thirteen years Combs' junior, "came across better on television" and that many voters in the state felt that Combs must have ulterior motives in leaving a judgeship that paid a salary of $42,500 for the governorship, which paid only $30,000 annually.

Nothing gets a point across better than exclusion.

Of course some characters came across better than others.

For six datasets read-across showed better prediction performance, and for two datasets better prediction performance was obtained using model predictions.

"I've never come across a better guitarist than Jimi.

When he comes across a better surfer, he thinks, I'm much better at equations.

A higher overall technical level might have helped get the message across even better.

I haven't come across many better boys, he is an example to anybody.