Sentence examples for really came across from inspiring English sources
Without even saying anything, he would just do a certain glance and it really came across well".
By's sense of humor never really came across to the public.
I wonder whether Rimington ever really came across anyone like her terrorists, with their useful but perhaps reckless habit of leaving shopping-lists of bomb-making equipment around in public places.
"What really came across to me is this whole notion that there's plenty of really smart people – that is, there are great engineers who can write anything – but what we ended up hearing is that it doesn't matter how good an engineer you are, it's really hard to engineer your way to a great design".
None of which really comes across on camera.
They are a company prepared to die for their work, and that really comes across".
David Miscavige and Tom Cruise really come across as these very powerful, charismatic figures right at the heart of everything.
"To see how China has been an obsession, certainly a source of inspiration for centuries is something that really comes across".
"They don't know what they're looking at, and unless they have great taste and style, they're really unsure of themselves and that really comes across," Mr. Bittar said.
He had this vision of it being like a Sergio Leone film and I think that really comes across, especially as Walt gets deeper into the crime and that old western feel develops.
