Sentence examples for come over well from inspiring English sources

As a candidate, Mr. Schumer does not always come over well.

More recent clothes and stars come over well, such as Keira Knightley in that silken green dress from "Atonement".

He didn't always come over well in interviews, but I knew another person and I wanted people to see that.' She has, it would appear, inherited that trait in him that preferred to remain out of limelight.

In fact, of course, policies are the last thing politicians discuss in the UK - detail doesn't come over well in a 15-second soundbite, and that's the focus of all their thoughts.

But Mr. Stoiber's more nuanced position -- Saddam Hussein is a nasty dictator, Germany should wait to see what the United Nations Security Council decides, then talk to its European allies, try to support Washington but oppose a war if possible, and certainly not support a unilateral American war -- may simply be too complicated to come over well in a televised duel like this one.

Even the most "emo" acts need to look like they're having a good time, because moodiness does not come over well to the audience.

Or if some pretty girl came over: "Well, he gives her coke.

Although no great orator, he comes over well in one-to-one interviews.

At ease with the troubled and homeless, O'Grady comes over well, whether he's learning to wash feet or selling the SA magazine, The War Cry.

The wit and humour of the Garter Inn came over well, both Falstaff's relationship with his sidekicks and the nature of the man, with his twin obsessions for food and women, manifestly clear.

That came over well in this concert performance, with Aldo di Toro's compact tenor applied stylishly to the role of Roberto, soprano Camilla Roberts shading her tone appealingly as Anna and baritone Simon Thorpe sounding concerned (if a trifle woolly) as Anna's grief-stricken father, Guglielmo.