Sentence examples for come across for from inspiring English sources

Love it or hate it, British colonial policy is about acting in partnership with the people you come across for mutual benefit.

They do not come across, for the most part, as hateful or blinkered people.

It also provides the most ingenious and sobering explanation I've come across for the current fascination with zombies in our culture.

There's substance enough for meat, the freshness required for fish – and the combination of the two makes them among the best I've come across for aged hard cheese.

I'll even send you hourly updates while you're at work/class/on a hot date informing you of any really exciting things I've come across for you.

Kwekerij Arborealis, from the Netherlands, one of the most interesting tree and shrub nurseries I have come across for years, is there again.

Here they come across like an advert for soap powder being shot on the cheap.

Now it just comes across as the pilot for a sitcom.

José Zayas has directed with what comes across as a real passion for the material.

Gladwell's attempt to undo unwarranted enthusiasm comes across instead as an argument for diminished nuance.

There he comes across, for the first time in a long time, joy.