Sentence examples for across thanks from inspiring English sources

The violence comes across thanks to the sliced and cropped bodies (mostly of women, by the way) and also to the severe and painstaking way everything is fitted together, as if surgically with an X-Acto knife.

Despite a surfeit of the genre's requisite trappings (food rationing, secret police, universal surveillance, dopey government acronyms), "Chalcot Crescent" might be the least depressing — certainly it's the most cheerful — dystopian fiction I've ever come across, thanks to Weldon's slashing wit and her refusal to suffer fools gladly, no matter how despotic.

The Rep Stage production gets that message across thanks especially to Stephanie Schmalzle as Luisa, the girl who prays early on, "Please, God, please, don't let me be normal," and subsequently discovers how satisfying ordinary can be.

Or maybe it's because, among the swamp of retards I've come across thanks to my life choices, I've met a few people who study science, and they have been the most inspiring to me.

"I came across Slaves thanks to a friend.

Then again, defaults are falling across America, thanks to the improved economy.

I've just come across it, thanks to the Irish Gifted Education blog by Dazzled and Frazzled (otherwise known as Catherine Riordan and Karen McCarthy).

Turkish importers have already lost business to Kurds and Albanians both groups now scattered across Europe, thanks to instability at home and higher immigration into rich countries.

Many aren't even meant to be part of the habitats they now maraud across, but thanks to human meddling, they ended up there, then got bossy about it.

Though blocking is useless, it is becoming an increasingly popular policy, resulting in the censorship of more and more types of information across Europe, thanks to well-funded lobbying campaigns.

Firing a gun may seem a less obvious snow sport but the biathlon is gaining in popularity at ski resorts across Europe thanks partly to extensive coverage by Eurosport of great world champions such as Norway's Ole Einar Bjørndalen, who has won more international golds than any other winter sportsman in history.