Sentence examples for which come across from inspiring English sources

Any sense of reality is undermined by the shouting matches, which come across as actressy tantrums.

Likewise arancini, which come across more like scotch eggs than their pointy Sicilian counterparts.

The task is moving an object based on given trajectories which come across an obstacle, to examine the performance of the developed control law.

His solo show is carefully made and filled with good ideas, some of which come across better than others.

What fuels these incidents, I think, and what governs the movie's fistfights, which come across as a blizzard of random punches, is not eagerness but fear.

The diaries address nuclear-war fears, which come across not as some rote period touch but, rather, as a real, ramifying dread.

The work ends with another Langian paraphrase of a Bach chorale, "We sit and cry," which comes across like a benediction.

He was at his best in the dancing movements, especially the Moderato in C sharp minor, which came across like a grim, insistent march.

A dynamic conductor of contemporary music, Mr. Robertson brought out the modern elements of Britten's score, which came across like a milestone of 20th-century opera.

It was her emotional honesty, which came across so vividly and dramatically during the soaring highs and plunging lows in her career, which helped her transcend her sport.

A harpsichord and see-sawing strings add a peculiar garnish to 'M79', which comes across like post-punk chamber music, while 'Campus' has a rickety early Talking Heads feel, and is begging to be added to a movie soundtrack.