Sentence examples for come across here from inspiring English sources

An entrepreneur has to inspire confidence, and that did not come across here.

I rather think he might still be alive if he had not come across here".

Perhaps there's a message about modernity in "Automaton," or about Pilobolus and the collaborative process, but it doesn't quite come across here.

Whatever Oppenheimer did to so thoroughly impress Groves and to motivate the scientists at Los Alamos doesn't really come across here or in anything else I've read.

Krasinski had a perverse and absurd approach to living and performing the role of the artist that doesn't come across here.

I think it's because of her character – she's warm, she's humble, she's sensible – that she relates to people so well, and boy, does it come across here.

Shakespeare's feverish impasto of language comes across here as a watercolor.

Though it features several well-drawn and vibrant performances, "Merrily" comes across here as oddly quaint and self-conscious.

His talent for atmospheric lushness remains intact, but what verged on the tragic in films like "In the Mood for Love" comes across here as an unremarkable moan.

But "La Machine de l'Être" comes across here as an uptown score, pulsing with fits of astringent atonality, fidgety contrapuntal writing and boisterous percussion, over which the soprano must sing all manner of "ah" sounds, flitting from melodic fragments to orgasmic outbursts.

I don't want to come across as a Luddite here; I love technology as much as — if not more than — the next man.