Sentence examples for across quite from inspiring English sources

The four actors use virtually no dialogue but somehow put across quite a lot.

It would depend on who I was trying to impress, but this might come across quite fancy, like.

Although the film is very male- centric, it actually does put across quite well the female experience of sexually addictive behaviour.

Not quite right, the clue was in the title, and seen again now, what comes across quite as clearly are literary influences from Jim Thompson to Edward Bunker and Elmore Leonard.

But when you've got a music awards show that seemingly hasn't worked out how to record with anything more than a webcam mic and a bucket (for amplification), then it may not come across quite as, er, awesome as it should.

Jonathan comes across quite differently.

The Mossad station chief in London even comes across as quite a nice elderly man.

He actually comes across as quite likable and plays an effective straight man to Sandler's schlub.

He stumbled across HSP60 quite by accident.

She can come across as quite acerbic".

You come across as quite a colourful, almost eccentric, character.