Sentence examples for across seems from inspiring English sources

Everybody you come across seems to be a chief or president of some variety.

But getting the tale of Turing's singular genius and representative tragedy across seems to outweigh the balance between words and music.

As with Elisabeth, Lachlan and James, however, the message she wants to get across seems aimed not at the public but at her father.

The writing I have come across seems not just fictional but false; there's a lazy archness to the tone, a superficial intelligence, and a mere pose of thoughtfulness — all of which may be intentional, part of the joke.

Much of the problem in getting the pope's message across seems to lie with Croatia's Roman Catholic clergy, said Davor Butkovic, political editor of the Zagreb-based newspaper Jutarnji List.

There is a feeling I sometimes get--this must be the case for all writers--when something I come across seems, for reasons I can't explain, to scratch, in a pleasing way, an until then unreachable itch.

Some aid workers in Idomeni who said they tried to dissuade the migrants from crossing the border also noted that the group of westerners helping those across seemed very well-prepared.

The conservation of antisense transcripts to core clock genes across kingdoms seems to imply that this is an important mechanism for circadian clock regulation.

But however playful or flamboyant he may come across, Mr. Aden seems to have hit upon a deeper truth.

To reduce the burden of disease across Europe, closer collaboration of countries across Europe seems important in order to learn from each other.

Driving a car across Wyoming seems daunting.