Sentence examples for come across models from inspiring English sources
I've come across models who don't eat, but I get on much better with the ones that do.
Do you come across as a professional?
In fact, lawyers on television come across as models of human imperfection -- overwhelmed by conflicts unrelated to law, addicted to harmful things and people, financially troubled and emotionally open and vulnerable.
In their scheming, squabbling love-hate conflict, Hera and Zeus come across as models for Titania and Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream, their bond somehow deeper than their animosity.
For several years I had been meeting inspiring social entrepreneurs from all over the world who had come across the model of Teach For America and were determined to bring it to address the pressing needs in their countries.
The doctor comes across as a missionary.
And that comes across on film.
"He came across like an everyday guy".
Booth said the characters do not come across as role models young people would aspire to.
Taylor has certainly had some unique life experiences – you won't come across many other former models on the comedy circuit – and radiates the kind of natural charisma needed to hold the attention of tough crowds.
There's no sign of his boyfriend, a graphic designer with whom he lives, but in the loo I come across a life-size model of Matt Lucas's severed head in a glass case.
