Sentences Generator
And
Your saved sentences

No sentences have been saved yet

969 Sentences With "comes across"

How to use comes across in a sentence? Find typical usage patterns (collocations)/phrases/context for "comes across" and check conjugation/comparative form for "comes across". Mastering all the usages of "comes across" from sentence examples published by news publications.

type: All Declarative Interrogative Exclamative

structure: All Simple Compound Complex Compound-Complex

length: All <=10 words 10-20 words 20-30 words 30-50 words

He comes across as a rugged individual, the gentleman farmer.
Even 13 Hours comes across as wary of foreign interventions.
Paltrow comes across as irreverent and pleasantly spiky; she's not
And she comes across a theory that might explain everything.
He avoids the limelight and comes across as almost shy.
But it also comes across as a matter of confidence.
Time Travel, by contrast, comes across as something of an
But this franchise never comes across as interested in either.
At first glance, Ueda's work comes across as deliberately disturbing.
I think that's what really comes across in the show.
A big haymaker of a smile comes across his face.
Throughout the book, Seal comes across as a fun guy.
It's outdated and comes across too broadly simplistic and adolescent.
If she comes across it, she will lay on it. 
This part comes across as a disproportionately lengthy throat clearing.
And CarPlay Siri comes across as useful, pleasant, and benign.
But it also comes across as audacity for audacity's sake.
Still, "Fifty Shades Freed" comes across as very tightly targeted.
Ms. Chebli comes across this all the time, she said.
Highlights: The furious footwork and pure joy that comes across.
I literally send her everything that comes across my desk.
In performance she comes across as both uncompromising and generous.
It should shock everyone who comes across such a threat.
Ms. König comes across as at once daring and adrift.
WILMORE: It's probably why it comes across like that sometimes.
But onscreen, he comes across as just another generic nemesis.
The protagonist or hero comes across obstacles, conflicts, and villains.
It's often quite quiet in the way it comes across.
This comes across in the themes that permeate his artwork.
Jim Comey I think comes across very badly as a Democrat.
Nancy comes across a hollowed-out tree dripping blood and ooze.
Near the corner, Rana comes across an elderly woman, Bhagwant Rangi.
When Peter Parker finally comes across the real Daredevil, he attacks.
Sort of how it always comes across this time of year.
But it mostly comes across as presenting women as really mean.
But it frequently comes across as nothing more than Corbyn-lite.
Having just re-read this, it sure comes across as angry.
Skarsgård is well aware of how his new role comes across.
Cruz that comes across during commercial breaks is earnest, inspirational, even
Does she try to resuscitate all unconscious animals she comes across?
It comes across as unpresidential and unbecoming of an elder statesman.
It comes across as inauthentic, it feels like you're being tricked.
It comes across to many not as strong, but as bullying.
Becoming a rapper comes across as a way of taking control.
But he comes across as someone with an edge of revenge.
The so-called 'smart home' often comes across looking incredibly dumb.
She, again, comes across as a real person with unreal powers.
I might be the first trans person that someone comes across.
Yet in public life she comes across as crass and hotheaded.
He might still read it if he comes across a copy.
The Senate Republicans' $1,200 plan comes across as a strategic calculation.
Lamarr's subsequent tenure in Hollywood comes across as tame by comparison.
For all his fame, Jovanovic said, Djokovic comes across as humble.
More often than not, however, it just comes across as hammy.
It comes across to me like the end of the world.
The bad news in his book comes across loud and clear.
The Nordstrom lineage comes across in conversation with these non-Nordstroms.
In fact, Mauritius comes across as a cleaner replica of India.
The mayor comes across as dismissing the concerns of New Yorkers.
It comes across very clearly that she is telling the truth.
It comes across as "tropical" but also has undertones of tomato.
Jesus, on the other hand, often comes across as somewhat terse.
Mr. Soering comes across as a sincere and canny camera presence.
Vroom Vroom comes across almost as a reaction to those ideas.
We were such a tight unit, and that's what comes across onscreen.
I understand how it comes across as me being slightly passive aggressive.
Stewing, Carl comes across Enid walking to the Hilltop to see Maggie.
But this is just breaking comes across the wires from CBS News.
A mathematics graduate, Li comes across as a modest and mellow businessman.
I don't think that's the message that comes across in English... pic.twitter.
And people really enjoy that, and I think that comes across, too.
I just hope that comes across tonight because I'm having a blast.
The obsessiveness about how he comes across has also tripped him up.
Like Obama, Buttigieg comes across as an intelligent, capable, and passionate leader.
But it often comes across as a signifier of ambivalence and shame.
Connerty comes across an agent who carried out one of Chuck's plans.
And, rather than being reclusive, she comes across as picky and shy.
This attitude comes across as a way to approach sex and life.
That comes across in the colors of the wallpaper and the mansion.
In fact, intensity is what she hopes comes across when she skates.
In person, Ms. Falque-Pierrotin comes across as soft-spoken and formal.
Yet the movie never comes across as too mean or too ugly.
Ray comes across an overdosed man lying on a bed of brush.
As a forester, Joseph Hosey comes across snakes pretty much every day.
Without it, I fear a message comes across as cold or incomplete.
Though Evans comes across as a measured scientist, his frustrations were mounting.
Jack, a skittish boy, comes across as a little more sympathetic here.
Instead, she comes across as easygoing and open, like an old mate.
But on repeated viewings, it comes across as the film's strongest moment.
In general, Cyrus comes across more genuine-mom than media-trained manager.
But Mr Falih (pictured) comes across as too measured to create uproar.
Clark comes across as a noble defender of innocents on the show.
Letting her know how she comes across might help her check herself.
If it comes across his desk, he's said he could veto it.
And it's possible that emotion comes across in her public testimony Friday.
The right comes across his body and he can see it more.
He comes across a dead body, the face of which is blurred.
He neither falls into a predictable pattern nor comes across as arbitrary.
It's not lost on Jones how that comes across to some people.
At least that's how it comes across in the festival's marketing, anyway.
What comes across is a sense of the ancient propelling the new.
Brer Rabbit comes across the figure and tries to start a conversation.
Despite his myriad activities, he comes across as versatile rather than scattered.
The Jacksonian tradition comes across as Mead's real interest and fundamentally populist.
"I think that is something that comes across from them," she said.
He comes across like a guy shooting the shit on a podcast.
In this seaside context, the artist comes across like a funfair barker.
It comes across as just a deluge of bass through the Surface Headphones.
For his part, Popov, now 35, comes across as alternately weary and defiant.
Minter: I think the movie did so well because the joy comes across.
The swamp being the bureaucracy that comes across the English Channel from Europe.
Because Trump is angry, and his anger comes across to many as authentic.
Zuckerberg comes across as thoughtful about the broader issues that Facebook has created.
Those spreading the numbers dare anyone who comes across them to make contact.
"Honestly, he comes across as more socially awkward than a predator," she said.
"It comes across as a FUD [fear, uncertainty, and doubt] campaign," she wrote.
It's a pleasant surprise that works better than it comes across on paper.
The author comes across as passionate but prickly, with little time for bunglers.
What should be a vital story comes across as an afterthought, at best.
There, he comes across Valkyrie, a tough-gal warrior played by Tessa Thompson.
"If it comes across as forced, people can see through that," he said.
Lim's statement comes across as tone deaf and more than a little xenophobic.
Suddenly, his arrogance comes across as defiance, a relentless ambition to prove himself.
Though only the 1.0 release, Amity comes across as a fairly polished app.
When putting Betty's laundry in her room Alice comes across Ms. Grundy's gun.
He comes across as refreshingly sincere, at a time of anti-politics sentiment.
Speaking a language other than English comes across as "un-American" to some.
"But I think Marco's comes across much more real than Ted's," Brewer said.
It's never called a mental institution but that's exactly how it comes across.
This dude plays hard, with manic energy that somehow comes across as graceful.
It comes across that these are guys just out to get some money.
That's why the iPhone XR's size comes across as such a nice compromise.
I hope that it comes across in the way I wanted it to.
He comes across as unpleasant: arrogant, racist and constantly borrowing money off Engels.
She knows her worth and comes across as confident, glamorous, and maybe boisterous.
A child comes across our borders unaccompanied, we take care of that child.
Wordsworth, incidentally, comes across as an utter prig as Frances Wilson portrays him.
But even this scene comes across as something less than flirtatious and celebratory.
But the "shiny" candidate with the never-fading smile comes across as vapid.
On paper, Morgan comes across as a cheaper version of 2009's Splice.
But he also comes across patients whose donors do not want to participate.
But compared to Trump's wild brand, Pence comes across as next to normal.
Every single option that comes across my desk we're going to be considering.
I think they sometimes feel the US comes across as a bully. Absolutely.
What could be a campy good time instead comes across as muddled confusion.
O'Rourke is self-effacing, low-key guy, who comes across as fundamentally decent.
Say a report comes across the wire that a shooting happened in Brooklyn.
But one of the women in Ludlow's case comes across as genuinely troubled.
And his crowd-rousing St. Crispin's Day Speech comes across as brutally militaristic.
He comes across as a thug, kind of a modern-day Bob Haldeman.
In this account, Weimar Germany comes across as a nation of hypocritical deadbeats.
Colgate's new Plaqless Pro Toothbrush glows blue when it comes across plaque buildup.
Donald Trump comes across to many many people rather like the rich dad.
If the storm comes across halfway between Corpus and Houston, gasoline is overvalued.
He is a good listener and comes across as humble and open-minded.
Nahal: He comes across as fixated and frustrated, but that's not entirely surprising.
Using "for your" as a qualifier always comes across as condescending and rude.
O'Rourke comes across as authentic and youthful, which is reportedly making Cruz nervous.
Their knowledge and fun approach to grocery shopping comes across in their book.
Leary comes across as wearingly naïve, constantly beholden to others for his protection.
The Black Arts Movement, in particular its poetry, comes across as especially prescient.
Trump often comes across as incoherent and inconsistent on the issue of abortion.
The album comes across as vulnerable, like the poems typed on thin paper.
The way she totally phased out like that, it comes across like mild PTSD.
Compared to Nissan's US lineup, the Leaf comes across as fresh and somewhat interesting.
Noisey: Like the characters in his songs Randy comes across as a lovable underdog.
The photographs seem to demonstrate a Western ignorance—a lack of empathy comes across.
She comes across Hot Pie, who tells her that Jon is back at Winterfell.
And, unlike many cases of nuanced curatorial intent, this actually comes across to visitors.
Instead, he comes across as heavier and duller, frequently stymied by events around him.
And hope some little girl somewhere comes across this image and sees magic too.
In his more lucid moments, he comes across as likable and a little rebellious.
While Mr. Burke comes across as genial and low-key, he's a demanding boss.
Lavan's Magic Projector: The Lost Pearl comes across as the most conceptually ambitious title.
Instead, Thanos comes across as an over-inflated cousin of Grimace from McDonald's marketing.
But this flirtation with Nicki Minaj comes across as a bit of a mismatch.
She comes across as a wonderful lady and what a lovely mum, I'm sure.
Thankfully it's Archie who comes across him early that morning and not someone else.
Naomi doesn't seem to spend much time considering how she comes across to others.
But on paper, LawBreakers comes across as a fairly typical game of its kind.
What should feel urgent and engaged, however, often comes across as itchy and impatient.
Putting a zero in the empty space apparently comes across as pointed and mean.
That certainly comes across in Snap's prospectus, which makes clear it's a founder's company.
If you watch the footage today, the question comes across as gentlemanly, even Edwardian.
Morell comes across as apolitical, evenhanded and well-credentialed on matters of national security.
He comes across a little girl, but quickly learns she's one of the undead.
The straight face he maintained in posed portraits comes across in his prose, too.
In the animated film, Tramp comes across some puppies in a window for sale. 
There's so much history to unpack here, but absolutely none of it comes across.
So it comes across more clear if you're able to do that without electricity.
Mitch McConnell, the majority leader who stymies most legislation that comes across his desk.
"Paradise" comes across as schematic, workmanlike, while "The Baptism of Christ" radiates spiritual conviction.
Kunath, like the protagonist of the film, comes across as married to his work.
She comes across as fiercely protective of her brother's legacy, if a little sinister.
At one point, Kassabova comes across a fortuneteller who answers her secret, unasked question.
It was a really happy time, which I think comes across in the music.
He is adept with populist rhetoric, but comes across as soft-spoken and smooth.
He enters a giant house where he comes across Harrison Ford, pointing a gun.
And what if a top company executive comes across as a dope or dishonest?
In many ways, she comes across as a supporting character in her own life.
When the Trump administration talks about LGBTQ rights today, it comes across as gaslighting.
To explore that spectrum, the book's polyphonic structure comes across as necessary and natural.
Mr. Ackman comes across as sincere in his outrage and cogent in his presentations.
What if a canvasser using Reach comes across someone who isn't registered to vote?
In person, Dunbar comes across as a thoughtful man seeking only fairness and practicality.
In contrast to many similarly scaled paintings, his work never comes across as authoritarian.
Fresh, considerably funnier and featuring relative unknowns, "Insecure" comes across as everything that "Divorce" isn't.
The increase in his favorability rating comes across party lines, though is largest among Republicans.
Even as they compliment him, their behaviour comes across as an insidious form of violence.
What I think comes across is a kind of warmth between the people and me.
The chemistry definitely comes across on camera, and we couldn't be more here for it.
He tells her he needs to be prepared if he comes across "that warrior" again.
In the letter, the 28-year-old Corbally comes across as earnest, genuine, and humble.
IN person, Mr. Royesh comes across as formidably intelligent, if a bit bookish and shy.
For all its Hollywood credentials, Planet of the Apps comes across as surprisingly low-rent.
Workplace unity, despite differences, is an ideal which comes across rather potently in the movie.
That comes across so clearly every time you look at the two of them together.
But the effort comes across as absurd, insulting and halfhearted when it's done this poorly.
He eventually comes across the body of a fellow trooper, and faces his own mortality.
Both pieces are worth reading, even if Fischer's in particular comes across as rather pessimistic.
For starters, Kevin comes across as nothing more than a walking gay best friend stereotype.
"He comes across as a flaming hypocrite," Smith fumed on Wednesday's edition of First Take.
It's nice to hear that that comes across as a recurring theme in our music.
This allows the robot to move and pick up small objects that it comes across.
Getting upset over this comes across as low-hanging fruit on the tree of offensiveness.
It doesn't come across as ribald or playful; it comes across as cruel and bullying.
He has the stature of a bouncer, yet he comes across as timid, even shy.
He and Latibeaudiere seem like best buds, while Walters comes across as a respected frenemy.
Every now and then, another group of migrants comes across her in the Darién Gap.
She comes across as simply a writer interested in a fascinating subject, which is enough.
John: Well, that comes across on the whole album, and that's why I love it.
ER: There's definitely an intimacy that comes across in the photos and in the interviews.
"He comes across as dynamic and straight-to-the-point which Americans like," he added.
Over-sharing comes across as self-obsessed and insensitive to the balance of the conversation.
He comes across as gentle, quiet, and calm, happy to let Wright do the talking.
Mr. Trump comes across as trying to take advantage of this uncertainty for political gain.
After six months on the job, a manager comes across as rash, rude and lazy.
He comes across as an upbeat, middle-aged expat with an abiding fondness for music.
Spector is right: Prince's work comes across as banal and mass-produced, low-energy constructs.
One of the two officers who blew Marie's case comes across as a secondary villain.
I usually don't want to, because it always comes across as a ploy for clicks.
He comes across as a simple, happy man with plain tastes and an even tone.
Instead he comes across as George "Message: I care" H.W. Bush from the 1992 campaign.
To supporters, his willingness to say anything and take on anyone comes across as refreshing.
It reads the way soldiers and Marines talk, so the profanity comes across as poetry.
Each figure comes across as unsettled, in a state of movement or hesitation or both.
He comes across in person as relaxed, not formal or rigid, and focused on business.
His denial comes across as more of a devious dodge than his silence ever did.
Notice that your nose gathers none of the information that comes across the Dog Channel.
As this suggests, the archbishop comes across as the more gently mischievous of the two.
His fortunes change when he comes across a bustling burger joint in San Bernardino, Calif.
The author's prowess as a rapper comes across in extended sections of punchy free verse.
She comes across as one of those people who wear their heart on their sleeve.
But for many Afghan women, that is not what comes across in all these celebrations.
"It still comes across as a tired company that has little to offer," Saunders said.
It comes across as 'too loud' or 'too shrill' or 'too this' or 'too that.
And Ms. Beck's brisk and composed Alice comes across as merely waspish instead of vitriolic.
"In some ways, he comes across as being very redneck," said Margaret O'Brien, a Charleston retiree.
That is to say anybody who comes across the border is now going to be charged.
Youn never comes across as trying to impress the reader with her knowledge, which is considerable.
She's not fast and angry, she's not slow and sad; she comes across as just honest.
"The more 'Presidential' this speech comes across, the better the outcome for markets," the strategists wrote.
Poy Gum Lee, pictured with his enormous family, comes across as an energetic, ambitious young man.
Done poorly, it comes across as mass-produced, tarnishing the platform's appeal and driving away users.
As usual, he comes across as someone with real musical integrity, who massively knows his stuff.
This comes across as a misunderstanding of what we've been working towards these past few months.
Sometime thereafter, Akecheta turns up on the outskirts of the park, where he comes across Logan.
Tom is a man of 19, but comes across as little more than a lost boy.
And they do make us feel better, but it comes across as off-putting or rigid.
She comes across as laid back, but you can see the gears turning when she speaks.
She comes across a room full of what seems like random bodies — until she recognizes one.
Weiner doesn't necessarily come across poorly in the film—he simply comes across as Anthony Weiner.
The installation comes across as an amalgamation of stereotypes often associated with lower-income ethnic enclaves.
In the ad Mrs Clinton comes across as a battered-but-unbowed, worldly-but-compassionate matriarch.
In his rendition he comes across looking like a victim, and life is rarely that simplistic.
Depending on how you read the brief, Apple comes across as either overly cautious or alarmist.
Regina later comes across a hurt horse, and her magic reappears in time to save him.
But when Scott comes across a disk that's particularly difficult, he hands it over to 4AM.
"The more 'presidential' this speech comes across, the better the outcome for markets," the strategists wrote.
The new AI is ultimately meant to let Facebook understand any writing that it comes across.
And it's innovative which helps a candidate like Biden who comes across as a traditional politician.
In Atlanta, his adopted home town, he seems to know and like everyone he comes across.
"Personal Shopper" primarily comes across as a lovingly appointed platform for Ms. Stewart's talents and beauty.
He comes across as the kind of player captains would like to clone for team events.
Xie comes across as a magician of perspective and scale, troubled by her own virtuosic illusions.
Thickened a bit with potatoes, it comes across less as a gazpacho than a green vichyssoise.
In all of these films, Fincher's obsession with the look of blood comes across clearly onscreen.
She has the outlook of a realist but comes across as more of an old soul.
But the abject contrast between winners and losers in this business still comes across crystal clear.
But he also comes across increasingly like rap's petulant child king rather than its actual ruler.
The Queen of England comes across a bookmobile while walking her corgis on the Palace grounds.
Heroin alone kills 300 Americans a week; 90 percent of which comes across our southern border.
When the self-driving car comes across something it's never seen, engineers recreate it in simulation.
"Clare has a very clear vision, even if she comes across as peaceful," Mr. Fortunato said.
It comes across less as a gesture of imaginative whimsy than as a feat of observation.
So, he comes across a lot in our stories with that type of feel, I think.
But the insistent realness of a Trumpalike onstage does distort the way the play comes across.
Jean-Luc takes a detour to see some old friends, and comes across an unexpected one.
But the movie comes across as a rush of bouncy one-liners and arch formal conceits.
Besides, you still blame him; if that comes across even inadvertently, it could make things worse.
His Hamlet is antic, mercurial, unpredictable, but each line of verse comes across clearly, almost conversationally.
For all his diabolical brilliance, he often comes across as a Beverly Hillbilly in designer slacks.
Writing an email that comes across just like you do in person is a fine art.
Sacks comes across as a gentle, learned, highly eccentric academic, but he was so much more.
Newhouse's offer to run Paris Vogue comes across as a difficult one for Buck to accept.
They tend to be newsy for fans, no matter how boring Budenholzer thinks he comes across.
The president often comes across as unfamiliar with Washington and stymied by aspects of the job.
They all can act, but what comes across most convincingly is their joy in dancing together.
What comes across most through Kensington Blues is a sense of addiction's transformation of the person.
What comes across is how vulnerable everyone is — a condition we don't like to think about.
She comes across a piper on a Boston bridge, and stares wistfully before giving him some change.
"Many museums phrase their policies in the negative, which comes across as very restrictive," Wallace told Hyperallergic.
But moments later, she comes across the pickup truck: Harlan parks the car and Lily jumps out.
I understand how he comes across but I do believe he was remorseful for what he did.
It comes across like a deeply sincere effort on LaBeouf's part to exorcise some of his demons.
They have a naturally loving relationship so I hope some of that comes across in the movie.
Where his straight-to-camera monologuing plays like desperate persuasion, hers comes across as statements of fact.
ICE is now at a point where anyone it comes across, it's removing, or attempts to remove.
When you post on social media that you are doing it, it comes across as narcissistic though.
Blue is talented, grounded, and funny, but the storyline comes across as the most standard sitcom fare.
It's not that the weather service wasn't aware that all-caps communication comes across as just rude.
ANYONE who comes across 22001,22011 missing nonagenarians should notify the Office for National Statistics (ONS) at once.
Melo comes across-court to slap a lofted ball that was about to jump over his head.
I hope it comes across in the video that we were all having a really cool time!
The first person that the pair comes across isn't even aware of who Tremblay is — big mistake.
Within that context, Google's new feature comes across as another tech giant's attempt to improve internet morale.
The very American concept of freedom of expression also comes across its pop culture for many immigrants.
" In a confessional, Camille said, "Dorit comes across as somebody that's pretending to be somebody she's not.
And yet there's still something about Facebook's belated embrace of live video that comes across as inauthentic.
A woman's voice comes across the police radio: "Please be advised, all power is out," she says.
It's topped off with a music note that, to these eyes anyway, comes across as goat cheese.
After fooling around a bit, he comes across some tool boxes and gets a rather brilliant idea.
It more comes across like he enjoys experimenting with expression, and takes pleasure in considering his speech.
For example, a biomedical scientist comes across an exciting finding and has an idea for a medicine.
What we&aposre left with is a system that comes across as even more broken than before.
But it comes across as boys who can't stand any sort of impediment to their sexual satisfaction.
That's something that certainly comes across with the guys in Magic Gang and the music scene there.
Healy has charisma and an utter disinterest in wearing undershirts, but he never comes across as intimidating.
I hope that comes across—that it's not all doom and gloom; that there's a light there.
Lately, she says, she plays a lot of newscasters, and comes across a lot of undesirable roles.
"He comes across as a nice guy ... but he's got very little ambition," Larry says of Biden.
In Jeffrey Zuckerman's admirable and confident translation, the narrator comes across as calm, morose — and inexplicably reluctant.
"If you are sincere, then that's how it comes across," she says of her intimate subject matter.
He comes across as a caricature designed to mock a minority for the entertainment of the majority.
Or maybe there's just something about my neutral expression that comes across as seeming worried or displeased.
Ms. Graham wrote the work while undergoing cancer treatment, and that experience comes across in the pages.
The sound these youngest boys make comes across as utterly natural yet somehow transient, a haunting falsetto.
ML: That magical stumbling upon the shop and all the possibilities really comes across in the book.
It comes across like an even more Spanish retelling of "Carmen," with Puccinian sweep to the melodies.
Signed at 217, Sands, who turned 17 in July, comes across as self-contained and cheerfully ambitious.
But not as dangerous as the final "Fireworks" prelude, which comes across here like a modernist inferno.
In his research, Patskou comes across quaint mysteries, some of which develop into Zapruder-film-style fascinations.
It comes across as remarkable — and what does this say about how our culture processes sexual assault?
But the director, John Giampietro, can make no sense of it, and it comes across as lifeless.
This comes across even when Ms. Foster is singing and dancing with her customary polish and precision.
He continually asserts that Lendrum is charming, "personable and likable," but he never comes across that way.
Be sure to sign up for alerts so that news comes across your phone when it happens.
All of this comes across beautifully in de Armas' performance as the driving force of the film.
While the Google Cloud Platform isn't the No. 1 public cloud, Greene ultimately comes across as confident.
Frank Ocean's "Blonde," for instance, comes across as more of a homemade reverie than a pop album.
But she has a particular message for everyone who comes across the story: "Back up your phone!"
But one of them comes across as a human being and the other as a cartoon bobblehead.
But the sense of a world in which everyone is terminally rootless comes across with haunting acuteness.
It is not just impossible to follow; it comes across as intentionally designed to repel logical thought.
I feel like my having this opinion always comes across like I'm trying to be an edgelord.
It's a fascinating series of letters where the once vivid Redstone comes across as a ghostly presence.
One day, while walking home from the hospital, he comes across a severed ear in the woods.
When it's a woman showing impressive endurance, however, it comes across as subversive, and more empowering for it.
The things I just said about them personally, that comes across as a band, it has a pulse.
She just comes across like a normal child – which makes her extra relatable, even to adults like us.
Palmestålalso pointed out that James' attempt to position himself as an industry insider ultimately comes across as amateurish.
Even given the benefit of the doubt, Hiddleston comes across as tone-deaf, braggy, and un-self-aware.
If a web browser comes across an untrusted certificate, then a warning may pop up, alerting the user.
He comes across as a genial but boring corporate executive who probably went to an Ivy League school.
In most cases, Donna, if someone comes across with a minor, they&aposre only separated for a day.
It was one last chance to witness the professorial demeanor that comes across to many Republicans as patronizing.
And if some of that comes across as a little uncivil, well, children&aposs lives are at stake.
A young scavenger named Rachel comes across a green sentient lump in the midst of a ruined city.
Throughout the film, Logan comes across X-Men comic books and criticizes them for being fabricated and artificial.
PARIS (Reuters) - Never let it be said that President Emmanuel Macron doesn't care about how he comes across.
In conversation Sevigny comes across as the opposite of detached—her answers seasoned with an easy, throaty laugh.
And so, if that comes across in the performance of it, then I'm thrilled people feel my heart.
They're cute — but not too cute — and bursting with personality, which comes across perfectly in photographs and videos.
Instead, it comes across as absurd — possibly because every other character in the series acts equally as stupid.
Vaynerchuk comes across as the most savvy of the judges, if perpetually on the brink of an aneurysm.
For a man whose obsessions are violence and victimization, Ngo comes across in person as gentle, even vulnerable.
The whole cryogenic community comes across as very creepy to me, and leaves me cold to be honest.
In each room Edith comes across a story prompt — an old notebook, divorce papers — that transport her elsewhere.
What comes across is the utter cynicism involved of the people who are helping to polarize the country.
When they get home, Kim starts googling and comes across a video of the Los Angeles City Council.
It comes across as aggro to super-like since you are immediately pushed up in a woman's feed.
In meetings, Wagner says, Zelensky comes across as well-briefed, and makes an effort not to appear naive.
" Caroline Sullivan for the Guardian says that on stage Lipa "comes across as having nothing much to say.
But that protection becomes a form of control—a control he exerts over every character he comes across.
I'm so proud because it comes across as something that is beautiful but kind of hard to watch.
"I've always been a very efficient person," he told me, with more modesty than comes across in print.
In every telling, Fred Trump comes across as a stern, absent father devoted to his real estate empire.
But relations sound warm and friendly on the tapes, and Ono herself even comes across as occasionally bashful.
On Twitter and in interviews, she comes across as grounded, self-aware, and able to laugh at herself.
He comes across as a happy man, prone to finishing his sentences with a long, high-pitched laugh.
The acting subplot, meanwhile, relies on meta-talk about vapid network TV that comes across as self-congratulatory.
Not that Jacobs comes across as anything but awful during her too-brief stint as the group's hostage.
At best, he comes across as Watergate era attorney John Dean without the guilt or discernible legal skills.
Because you know, I'm known as a bomb-ass, independent woman—that's what comes across in my music.
The show targets a young audience, but often comes across like an involuntary satire of contemporary entitled children.
But the show's reverence for its pugnacious host, however credulous it might seem now, comes across as sincere.
He has a highly developed sense of his own morality and sometimes comes across as holier than thou.
Retirees will explain that they're interested because of how he comes across to them: as knowledgeable and experienced.
And one thing that clearly comes across in those meetings is how much he talks rather than listens.
He comes across as impulsive, angry, riveted to militant social media and outraged by injustices inflicted on Muslims.
Drug cartels, human smugglers and the elements pose deadly risks to anyone who comes across the border illegally.
My feeling is that what it is about comes across as an experience, and you understand it viscerally.
In paintings of Uncle Dominique, he comes across as a family clown, the kind that kids delight in.
It's perfect for a small orchestra, and the music of string quartets comes across with full, lively sound.
Alison comes across as cursed, an inward-looking Cassandra prophesying her own doom while helpless to stop it.
Instead, Karadzic comes across as an unrepentant elderly man eager to defend his legacy to a curious interlocutor.
He comes across, at least from his testimony so far, as full of honor and duty and patriotism.
That's true of Ray, too, who for all his bad deeds never comes across as a true heavy.
In context, the scrap-saving comes across as creativity, and the local ingredients aren't treated like sacred relics.
In conversation, Lloyd comes across as thoughtful and unassuming, with an animated humor that makes him fun company.
But it just comes across as a private complaint, while the electronic version is a full-blown crisis.
She comes across as largely out of touch with the problems plaguing the education system in the country.
Retirees will explain that they're interested because of how he comes across to them: as knowledgeable and experienced.
If Zuckerberg, 33, comes across as arrogant, the hearings could turn into a debacle for Facebook, experts say.
Bearded and stocky, Zohar has a lilting baritone and an open, histrionic personality that comes across as charming.
It comes across as patronizing and can cause them to stick to their original idea even more strongly.
In person, Mr. Parker comes across as the hearty ambassador from a principality known as Britain's Business Establishment.
In fact, Bradley's whimsical, child-like work comes across as rather cheerless, like a box of sour balls.
While suggesting how smitten he is by Adriana, he comes across as a young man on the move.
The whole thing comes across as baffling — much as it does to Forché herself, at least at first.
To call its narrative progression perfunctory seems inadequate — at times the film comes across as almost outright disinterested.
The diversity and scope of the exhibition can be confusing, but it also comes across as refreshing and surprising.
Nimoy comes across as much more of deep thinker than Shatner, with passion for poetry, politics and Van Gogh.
Later that night, Dolores comes across Logan in the garden, nearly catatonic from something that looks like future heroin.
Even though Gordon Ramsay shouts and curses pretty much all the time, he still comes across as a gentleman.
His character comes across, as he must, as a rock 'n' roll nerd of limited talent but infinite passion.
Even when he's succeeding, he still comes across as unctuous and slimy, perpetually bathed in his own flop-sweat.
In the letters, Win is a better, sharper writer, but cozy Bernard comes across as a very nice man.
His humor comes across far more easily in a live setting than on television when he often seems harsh.
To me, Marika's music comes across the same way: organizing sprawling feelings and overarching concepts into digestible pop songs.
It's a staggering work that comes across effortlessly, with Shaw again performing an overseers role in an outstanding performance.
With breathless energy and a bright-red mohawk, he comes across as the world's most affable Fury Road character.
I think that comes across in that song, just really no pressure and having a good time with it.
Flannery comes across as "sluggish, almost kind of academic seeming," rather than the "charismatic, back-slapping sort," Sonnenfeld added.
This comes across clearly in Wangechi Mutu's mummiform statues and Robert Bittenbender's strangulation of wires, metal, and street trash.
Most of her inspiration is born from a desire to solve problems she comes across on a daily basis.
It's getting all of a community's agencies on board before the permit for a protest comes across someone's desk.
So, when they pair comes across each other in "Les Ecorches," they bring all of this baggage with them.
Inside the game, however, she comes across as utterly awkward, without the intelligence or agency she demonstrated outside it.
Arrogant and gruff, Dick comes across as a sort-of intellectual Marlboro Man, complete with cowboy hat and ranch.
Here's a translation if you feel it's necessary, but I think most of the sentiment comes across without it.
Some of that comes across in the film's opening moments, when Wade climbs down a tower of rundown trailers.
Yet, in the role that those photographs played, the Rising comes across as a thoroughly modern media conflict event.
He comes across as angry-happy, I guess, when he's making fun of little Marco and stuff like that.
This decision brings the polar opposite Twin Peaks storylines together as Horne comes across a little bit of traffic.
Compared with his ever more right-wing coalition, the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, comes across as a moderate.
It all comes across rich and full — much as one would expect/hope from a $250 pair of earbuds.
In the film, Armstrong comes across as somewhat cold and we learn about the traumatic death of his daughter.
Although Netflix employees describe him as an intense, blunt boss, Hastings comes across in public as relaxed and undefensive.
So quiet that you have to lean closer to hear her, she comes across as thoughtful, gentle and tenderhearted.
In Sherman's account, Bannon also comes across as an autodidactic know-it-all who hates to play second fiddle.
When compared with the comments from Bill Ford, CEO of Ford, Marchionne comes across as more grounded and reasonable.
Unless you specifically lay out a plan, that promise comes across as empty as Mr. Nixon's secret Vietnam plan.
In the pilot, Annie comes across as sweet and self-sabotaging, an office drone serving the needs of others.
That's the message that comes across loud and clear from the festival catalog, and indeed from all festival catalogs.
Charlotte is an intriguingly inscrutable character, who comes across most clearly in her interactions with the two small boys.
Even when rejoicing in her freedom, she comes across as a barely conscious woman with terrible taste in men.
What comes across in the documentary is that Boll is a uniquely talented producer and a terrible writer-director.
With its absence of information regarding the brothers' earlier and present circumstances, the play comes across as dangerously thin.
But that's when she comes across the second major player in this tragedy: Her great foe, the bus driver.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has admitted that he "comes across as robotic" when he speaks and appears in public.
Greenspan comes across in these pages (and in person; I've met him twice) as a decent, thoughtful, likable guy.
It's not quite right to say that Winogrand himself, who died in 1984, comes across as larger than life.
If the other paintings in the exhibition are bedroom paintings, "Woman In A Park" comes across as more public.
More unexpected was how deeply human it was, and how much more meaningful than it comes across on recordings.
What comes across throughout the two-floor exhibition is the breadth and tenacity of Jewish life over the millenniums.
In person, he comes across less like the mac daddy of disco, and more like its avuncular Mr. Magoo.
One thing I hope comes across is that, as much as Steven wants to help, you can't save people.
What makes Making Comics even more special is how it comes across as a companion of sorts to Syllabus.
He comes across a bathtub full of red-black soup, and whatever is inside of it promptly attacks him.
Susan's world, for instance, comes across as far more artificial than Tony's does, with its cruelties, dust and blood.
But something about this new Space Age and its myriad players comes across as not only familiar, but inevitable.
There is an intimacy that comes across in every witty barb and flirtatious glance they cast at each other.
Who hasn't inadvertently posted an innocent outfit of the day that comes across as more stuck up than aspirational?
She comes across what she fears is a body, though it turns out to be just a tree trunk.
On television, Warren too often comes across as a professor who is quickly highlighting key points for the midterm.
As the filmmakers introduce more archival footage, Mr. Verfondern comes across as less laid-back as he initially seemed.
The tiny place that had seemed so forlorn in person now comes across as the stuff of painful legend.
Weld has a shabby-genteel bearing and a boarding-school sarcasm that comes across as both appealing and arrogant.
He comes across less as a thinker than as a Svengali who seduces and humiliates his young Jewish pupil.
And I think Issa's an amazing actress and her personality comes across on screen, so you root for her.
He eventually comes across a woman on a bicycle who appears almost out of nowhere on an empty street.
When I'm doing documentaries I always try to make sure that life comes across the way we perceive it.
Hopefully, what comes across in my work is a kind of heightened devotional object that has a radiant presence.
Image via band Every once in a while, a band comes across your radar and completely fucks you up.
But if you watch it, Ngo clearly comes across as the victim of an attack: First skirmish I've seen.
Anything that comes across as a complaint about a worker's attitude is easy to shrug off as a personality conflict.
At the same time, her character comes across as a good girl done wrong and a bit of a doormat.
Siri and Cortana excel at natural-language queries (asking questions in sentences), but Siri comes across as the smarter system.
I certainly cannot identify what is going on in the painting, and yet everything comes across as defined and particular.
At times it comes across less like a sci-fi adventure and more like the world's most pointless virtual cookbook.
And in this fraught political moment, such refreshing diversity comes across as a rebuke to President-elect Donald Trump's campaign.
It's just that sometimes when he waxes poetic about life, love, and fatherhood it comes across as a little... intense.
Styles is shown to be more morally ambiguous than your average wrestler, and certainly comes across as an arrogant man.
What comes across clearly is the utter insanity of the musician's life, lived under intense (and often unfair) media scrutiny.
That comes across clearly in this teaser, which definitely leans into the trippy vibe of John's '60s and '70s heyday.
There's a real thrill following Darth Maul with his double-bladed lightsaber as he cuts down everyone he comes across.
But there is no rest for the weary, and soon enough the group comes across a small gang of wights.
Finally, she comes across a fairly conventional office space: cubicles with mugs and framed photos, a Friends DVD, meeting rooms.
Nomi is a British agent whom Bond first spies while he's living in Jamaica then comes across again in Cuba.
Affleck comes across as a visual showman concerned not only with what the story is but how it is told.
Whether or not the real Tolkien was as innocent as his screen self, he comes across as an insipid hero.
He comes across as a colonial governor telling a restless public that the crown is taking their concerns very seriously.
He comes across as a reformed drifter vying to turn a personal quest for self-improvement into a political cause.
So, when Josephina comes across a treasure trove of disturbing, groundbreaking paintings in a dead neighbor's apartment, she doesn't hesitate.
The book's anxiety of tech — the novel particularly admonishes the increasing prevalence of television — comes across as curmudgeonly and simplistic.
I know the message that you want to send is a positive one, but this comes across as the opposite.
But, largely unknown to the public, he comes across less as a product of the elite than a fresh face.
"If something comes across my desk and I don't believe in it, I don't even look at it," he said.
Refinery29's food team is full of certified millennials sampling just about every edible item that comes across our desk.
Some people think eschewing a sign-off line comes across as cold, but I don't agree — it simply feels straightforward.
Left to gawp blankly at the gap between promises and fulfillment, he comes across as not just hapless, but useless.
I think there is a certain pain that comes across in certain voices and I really hear it in his.
As she goes on adventures with her friends, she comes across problems that she must solve by building simple machines.
That respect for their main ingredient and soil is something that, for Campeau, definitely comes across in Les Pervenches' wines.
As a screenwriter, Martin comes across as part Woody Allen with quieter neuroses, part Miranda July with less aggressive whimsy.
The way she says "daddy" is so mannered it almost comes across as a parody of what the Blossoms represent.
The work comes across as a lot of labor expended in pursuit of a dependable product, but not much else.
A former soldier intent on stopping the Federation's spread across the galaxy, Krall comes across ideologically as the anti-Roddenberry.
"I think it's a combination: people have changed, but also I have more confidence in me, and it comes across."
Her son is not fine, of course—Naz comes across his body in the Riker's bathroom a few scenes later.
She returns to the city in Certain Dark Things, where Domingo comes across a vampire descended from the Aztecs, Atl.
The corporation's indifference is seen in one particularly striking scene when Blane comes across a technician struggling with his cart.
SodaStream's April Fools' partnership with Bed Bath & Beyond misses the mark and comes across as more overt advertising, Harrison said.
She comes across as someone who is trying hard to invent a new image but isn't very good at it.
"He comes across as sort of an eccentric, a nature lover," Nina Innsted, a true-crime podcaster, told Business Insider.
We meet other inmates as well as the guards and prison staffers, and no one comes across all that well.
Trump added in the message that he wants to see "heart" in any immigration plan that comes across his desk.
The Priest cares enough to ask why she keeps drifting, a question that comes across as incredibly romantic in context.
In a phone interview, he told Business Insider about five issues he comes across that are common in Silicon Valley.  
In almost every instance, it comes across as hamfisted and forced, undercutting whatever momentum the narrative had built for Iden.
These videos then post to their profile, and can be viewed by anyone who comes across their profile while swiping.
Mae comes across an old playground—a multi-purpose boat/castle—that is now a reclaimed shelter for forest animals.
It's technically a Jack Reacher movie, but it comes across more like another installment in the Tom Cruise expanded universe.
The difference is that Bradley's paintings comes across as arch, staged, the latest example of an artist thumbing his nose.
No one, not even the military official who arranges a mock execution of Politkovskaya, comes across as a monstrous caricature.
In "The Room," Mr. Wiseau comes across as somewhat menacing, with an underlying intensity that can't be entirely laughed away.
The bass-baritone Adam Plachetka, as Guglielmo, comes across as more blustery and impulsive, with a robust voice and swagger.
It comes across as a gift of thanks that foregrounds beauty, laughter, and powerful joy over the lurid and usurious.
It presents both sides of the story, both her and her ex-husband's, and neither comes across looking particularly innocent.
Little is known about Mr. Raigar, the killer in the video, who comes across on camera as educated and calculated.
This breathless, 20-minute concerto, structured in three essentially traditional movements (fast, slow, fast), comes across as zesty and accessible.
But it also comes across as a (perhaps unintended) commentary on the meaninglessness of existence in an apocalyptic survival scenario.
A reviewer once called Buruma's writing "disarmingly reasonable and calm," and this is precisely how he comes across in person.
But by avoiding any direct reference to race, this subliminal racism comes across to a majority as merely common sense.
I like messiness, because I think at the end of the day messiness comes across as a lot more polished.
In an echo from "Baby Jane," there's a beautiful moment when she comes across one of her movies on television.
As off-key as this comes across in public, this way of thinking is perfectly normal for a fantasy writer.
And whenever Carlen comes across potentially useful roadkill, she scoops it up and freezes it for Winchell to eventually sequence.
She comes across as hardheaded and visionary, a riotous mix of Bette Midler and Dame Maggie Smith's upper-crust characters.
Sometimes it works, and sometimes it comes across as an interesting thought experiment on the part of the puzzle maker.
On a cursory listen, pop that reached millions of listeners in 2019 still comes across as sparse, insular and alienated.
Lenù, as an adult, happily comes across the original copy of Lila's story, but her nostalgic joy is short-lived.
Mr. Klaver comes across as earnest but confident as he tries to bridge the traditional divide between left and right.
Yet it comes across like an interpolated concert aria, suggesting both the strengths and shortcomings of this ambitious new opera.
Oftentimes, though, De Blasio makes no effort to hide his disdain for Bloomberg — and comes across more resentful than constructive.
Sometimes it works, and sometimes it comes across as an interesting thought experiment on the part of the puzzle maker.
But I think at this moment in time, in kinda comes across as destabilizing, rather than as long-term reassuring.
Even just the colors and the font and the way it sort of comes across, it feels more alive frankly.
In the last episode ("Fall"), Lorelai comes across a nun's house in the center of town that is up for sale.
While there, Gilly comes across information that reveals Jon Snow is actually a Targaryen and the legitimate heir to the throne.
And, fundamentally, I think it comes across as two kindergarteners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons.
And fundamentally, I think it comes across as two kindergartners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons.
The documentary comes across, to an extent, as homework you're supposed to do before you see Berlinger's other Ted Bundy movie.
But as passionate as Wallace comes across, the reality is that this lawmaker didn't originally set out to be in politics.
The original film follows an aspiring sorcerer named Willow Ufgood (played by Warwick Davis) who comes across an infant, Elora Danan.
The overall effect is that Los Angeles comes across as having a fundamentally weak civic identity, especially compared to other cities.
He comes across as reluctant to call what they're doing "dating," and three years later, he's ambivalent about proposing to her.
" He continued, "This man I can tell comes across as very creative, kind of an energy of a very brilliant mind.
Many people worry that bringing it up "too soon" would end their relationship, because it comes across "too strong," Knopp says.
In contrast to the outgoing boss, seen as a cerebral introvert, Mr Quinn comes across as forthcoming, verging on the blunt.
A Japanese research agency has started cataloguing all the plastic, metal, rubber, and cloth it comes across during deep-sea missions.
It's like tossing a thinking-face emoji into a gun fight, and hoping it comes across as self-aware and wise.
Difficult as it is to absorb these images, it is in the standout moments that Sawyer's point comes across more emphatically.
This sort of partisan logic might make sense to die-hard Republicans, but it comes across as unhinged to everyone else.
He mostly comes across as a corny uncle, a guy who wears a "Hot Stuff Coming Through" apron while he's grilling.
An ice hauler named James Holden comes across a derelict spacecraft, while a detective on Ceres hunts down a missing girl.
So in that sense, maybe I am a little distant from it and it comes across like I don't get it.
I'm super anal about how I come across and how my art comes across and I've had to let that go.
A straight-ish blow that comes across the body and can be easily defused with a drop-away or a retreat.
But fate will see Nick reneging on that promise when he comes across bona fide hot person Reagan at a hospital.
But when Tom Cruise has to be a regular guy, he comes across like a mannequin puppeteered by Brian De Palma.
And depending on the angle you look at it from, it comes across as more of a tall sedan than crossover.
Of course, with precious weeks remaining before Election Day and Trump sliding in the polls, the pivot comes across as disingenuous.
Some people call him an "impresario," but he comes across more like a mild-mannered cardiologist than like P. T. Barnum.
"Just picking the top [word] isn't a good way of representing what comes across as really important semantic implications," he said.
What comes across is green paint slopped over broken dishes, Schnabel's stock-in-trade, punctuated by eddies of pink and white.
If a doctor comes across as judgmental when speaking with a patient, "forget about learning more about that patient," Friedlaender says.
But despite his punkish beginnings, today he comes across more as a quintessential England gent: perfect in manners, regal in dress.
This idea comes across so strongly in part because the video has been made to emphasize the simplicity of the drawing.
To go back to the way we used to treat this—when somebody comes across the border not to criminalize desperation.
Also, and perhaps most significantly, much of what gets reported, and particularly shared via Twitter, comes across in snippets lacking context.
A similar pride and defiance, mixed with resiliency and urban toughness, comes across in his photographs of children at Coney Island.
The serial, flip-flopping lettering comes across as concrete poetry, and juxtaposed with the floral motif, prompts thoughts of Gertrude Stein.
Yet in a good performance it comes across as an inspired, if iconoclastic, entity, and somehow exuberantly "American" — whatever that means.
He comes across as a modest, kind, gentle man, somewhat colorless, as though trying to practice spiritual erasure of the ego.
VICE caught up with Hess on the phone, and he's as relaxed and soft-spoken as he comes across on film.
"I feel fire," Carmen, who comes across as a sort of New Age palm reader, tells him in their first session.
What comes across in his journal as romantic exuberance for the beauty and harshness of the Lapland countryside is not overstated.
In "Weather," Lizzie comes across the Buddhist idea that in previous lives we have all been one another's mother, sister, child.
Both are so synthetic in the first place that recording them comes across as just another industrial manipulation of the material.
Jeremy Corbyn "comes across as such an honest, lovely man", says one resident, who will vote Labour for the first time.
These all are left better unsaid or said by others; for the candidate himself, it comes across as more than clumsy.
But the Engineer now comes across less as the show's all-pervading, appallingly amoral essence than as a piquant supporting player.
Theirs sometimes comes across as marginally more nuanced, but at root it's the same: America can, and must, lead the world.
Yet somehow the piece comes across as a complete entity, as least as played here with such bright sound and stamina.
Amid the reminders of loved ones she's lost, periodically she comes across people that she knows have carried out a shooting.
Charlie watches his younger self onscreen with an expression that is maybe supposed to be happy but comes across rather melancholy.
The Tories also benefited because they have in Ms Davidson a leader who, unlike Mrs May, comes across as a human being.
In this selection, Alassane comes across as a restless creative force, whose filmography is radical in both its politics and its process.
"More great economic news on Friday," McEnany, who legitimately comes across like someone taken hostage by Stephen Miller, preaches to the choir.
The counterculture-ness on display here is ultimately about fighting conformity, which comes across most powerfully in terms of gender and sexuality.
They have threatened to "arrest every Muslim that comes across the state line" and pledged to bar Muslim refugees from the country.
That night, during another stab wound search, Eve comes across a news item about the murder of Gabriel, last episode's hospital patient.
Avoid focusing solely on work because this offers a skewed picture of who you are and comes across as insincere, says Martin.
Onscreen, Moonee comes across as a totally realized child, instead of one ventriloquizing a screenwriter's idea of what a child should be.
Instead, he comes across as a student who is upset about losing his passport on a gap-year tour of the East.
When she comes across the chance to commit the perfect crime, she steps into a bigger struggle for control of the city.
The house's fundamental, supernatural rottenness comes across from the first minutes of the film, long before we know what's wrong with it.
But I wonder how someone this committed to a democratic approach comes across to major record labels, which definitely expect special treatment.
What comes across insistently in both collections is Broodthaers's attraction to thresholds, to points of transition that equally signify ends and beginnings.
This comes across, but we can also see it as a compression of her own presence as a person, and a woman.
But it also comes across in the way characters change their hairstyles to be more confident and more appealing to their crushes.
They have threatened to "arrest every Muslim that comes across the state line" and pledged to bar Muslim refugees from the country.
So, when your boss comes across an entire Excel workbook that needs some major help, he dumps the project on your desk.
In his monotypes of the collapsed soldier, he depicts a scene that comes across as flat or spatial, depending on our focus.
To the surprise of many, the leader of the largest narcotics organization in history also comes across as oddly caring and polite.
"[Tiffany] introduced him … and he comes across as a very intelligent young man from a great family," a source told the outlet.
In the film, it ultimately comes across as a metaphor for the mother's emotional struggles, which just make it even more gay.
On the aforementioned "Amor De Dios," she comes across better than her more seasoned counterpart, her coyness an asset in its execution.
So they may not have time to actually read everything that comes across their desks before the next tweet or blog post.
Notably, as the car drives around, it only comes across the occasional pedestrian though it does navigate around other manually driven vehicles.
Then there's Viserion's death, which in retrospect comes across like a trap the White Walkers laid out as the plan all along.
"Smidge comes across as quite confident, and nothing really much phases her," she says, after studying my cat's picture for a while.
When Bernie Sanders presents his message vilifying Wall Street, it has potency with the progressive left because it comes across as honest.
Throughout the store, one comes across head-in-the-hole photo stations where visitors can have their photos taken in cheesy scenes.
Her moral compass and sense of mission do not waver, but Diana comes across as fairly stupid a lot of the time.
" As I put it in my earlier column, "Collectively…Congress comes across as a supine beast at the feet of its master.
It is against the law to view the imagery, and anybody who comes across it must report it to the federal authorities.
"We've got some options for August, September, but again, we're going to look at anything that comes across our desk," Steinbrenner said.
And although The Great British Bake Off is obviously a competition, the competitive spirit always comes across as collaborative and not cutthroat.
Theo (Clive Owen) comes across what may be the first pregnant woman in almost 20 years and must transport her to safety.
Youtubers Life, a new management game that simulates the experience of becoming a YouTube celebrity, comes across like The Sims for sociopaths.
On Baby on Baby, his words are often witty but never as slapstick and hilarious as he comes across in the videos.
" A journalist who "could almost be mistaken for a pessimist", he "can be very cynical and distrusting of what [he] comes across.
Then he comes across a body of brutal paintings salvaged from the hotel room of a man who died mysteriously and alone.
Compare Oliver with the guys pontificating about kaiseki sashimi courses on Chef's Table and he comes across as even more vanilla. Literally.
This is a show that badly wants to be liked, but in its eagerness it comes across as relentless and overly polished.
In his better moments, which were more numerous before October 2018, MbS comes across like a sort of Gulf-area Tony Blair.
But I'm relatively young compared with other partners, and I'm really passionate, and I think that comes across in the fundraising process.
Gervais's dialogue comes across as though he's scripting arguments for his surrogate to win, like the Aaron Sorkin of being a jerk.
Looking back on it now, it comes across both as a defiant act of protest and a love song to the sport.
In interviews, Ms. Abbott herself comes across as effusive, sunny and self-deprecating, not at all sociopathic or prone to murderous rage.
The sensors are instruments on the plane's exterior that gauge the angle of the oncoming wind as it comes across the aircraft.
Mr. Barba and Mr. Pellerito set out to create a portrait of Mr. Gomes, who comes across as an extremely nice guy.
" She was "always the first to help out," the page said, and "anyone she comes across she makes them feel like family.
Ms. Sina, who comes across as constitutionally unflappable on matters of sex, seemed by contrast to relish it, freely pointing it out.
She even acknowledges that this very awareness of how she is perceived often comes across as calculation or manipulation on her part.
Hardly a new thing in the world of letters, but one rarely comes across such parallels coupled with such a savage appraisal.
Trump thinks the way to represent America is with a caricature of strength, without understanding it comes across as weakness and boorishness.
In this scene, his character comes across a demolition site and asks the construction workers to let him participate in the job.
Eventually, The Weeknd comes across a frog and licks it, seemingly symbolizing the dark side — and the drugs that come with it.
Kennedy said he mostly gets his expressions from reading and he makes an effort to remember the clever sayings he comes across.
In sum, Mr. Comey comes across as a very credible human trying, and failing sometimes, to do what is incontrovertibly morally right.
There is also his queerness, which I think comes across in the loving, idealized, and attentive way he composes his male forms.
We continue to ponder whether charges of being a neoliberal will hurt him, and whether his passion sometimes comes across as overdramatic.
Not taking notes comes across as cavalier – and makes whoever is training you assume that you're going to forget what they're covering.
That should be an incredibly cathartic moment of pain and rage and healing, but instead it comes across a bit lecture-y.
When you examine O'Rourke's performance in the context of only recent political developments, it comes across as less extraordinary, in my opinion.
Saddled with the wordiest scenes in the movie, Mr. Gleeson comes across like a college freshman fumbling through his first Shakespeare play.
Her vision comes across with increasing clarity these days, just as #MeToo has brought her staunchly feminist stance closer to the mainstream.
Without a narrative structure the book comes across as scattered, with different ideas placed one after the other with no particular logic.
Their public declaration is admirable, yes, but it largely comes across as a convenient face-saving measure for a bad PR situation.
But it comes across as sincere even to center-right establishmentarians like New York Times columnist David Brooks and MSNBC host Joe Scarborough.
In many sections he comes across as a sad, small man, unable to control his impulses, unable to listen, bereft of true friends.
The trio comes across like an off-duty pop band, confident yet casual with a rolled-out-of-bed-into-Urban-Outfitters style.
Through their search of Andrew's bedroom, Pam comes across a bank statement that shows Andrew has about $50,000 sitting in a bank account.
Jankowski is reading the New York Times one morning in 2009, and he comes across a quote about how it's a redistricting year.
I read somewhere that Chelsea is shy, and I wonder if that's why she always comes across as a little stiff in interviews.
Like many of her peers who run platforms, Wojcicki comes across as sincere, determined, and skilled in the art of running a business.
Along the way, she comes across a secret society of mad scientists, and it's time for the monsters to take on their creators.
The character's testiness and onerous insistence on having things just the right way comes across as increasingly ridiculous as the film goes along.
I want to love Slang N' Friendz, but it comes across like a modded app that's not necessarily built for a large audience.
Turkoglu did too ... and told us Thompson ain't alone 'cause he comes across Hedo imposters all the time (he was kidding ... we think).
Bloomberg would still have to prove his merit as a candidate — so far, even in relatively friendly environs, he comes across as stiff.
Back at the farm house, Nova is looking for some paperwork in Ralph's office — formerly their father's — when she comes across an envelope.
Set 20 years after Jean Luc Picard left Starfleet, he's brought back into the fold when he comes across a mysterious young woman.
And that was exactly the way Pozzo comes across, as this controlling man who has a slave at the end of the rope.
But in 2018, all that desperate tribalism and macho posturing — not to mention those fenced-in internment camps — comes across as downright prescient.
"Although she comes across as easy going, she is an exceptional combination of no-nonsense and fearless at the same time," he says.
That ire doesn't seem to exist within Fenty, though she comes across as someone who deeply cares about changing things for her community.
And in his spare time, he does whatever's happening here: Feel free to swipe right on Hill if he comes across your screen.
"When a woman with low self-esteem and body confidence comes across these posts, she'll see them as a quick fix," Shohet says.
But she introduced him to her family at Thanksgiving, and he comes across as a very intelligent young man from a great family.
Self-described as a gateway to homosexuality for both genders, her sometime self-deprecating and angled honesty comes across as effortless but awkward.
Sometimes Vikki Preston is inching her way through the forest when she comes across a grove of tan oak trees that feels special.
He has been Trump's staunchest defender since the billionaire entered politics and often comes across as more of an activist than a journalist.
There is a magical realism to a child's experience that comes across in Anna's worldview, and the point of view of the novel.
It's sweet, of course, but it also comes across as light and airy in the same way that Ben & Jerry's ice cream does.
I hope that's what comes across to 'the outside world,'" she added, emphasizing that she wants "to lead with love above everything else.
Despite it becoming easier and easier for Americans to legally consume cannabis, thousands of pounds of of weed still comes across the border.
But from her perspective, the amount of life that she had inside of her was intense in the way that it comes across.
Eventually, it comes across a large group of sharks feeding on a 2.5-meter-long (8-foot) dead swordfish lying on the seafloor.
Prince comes across as a modern-day version of baby Drew Barrymore: precocious and uninhibited but with a hint of working-class grit.
That means if construction or an event changes a street's layout, the first Fantasmo camera that comes across it updates everyone else's maps.
All of this is in contrast to Count Olaf, who somehow comes across as even more evil than he is in the books.
It all comes across in her charming southern accent, punctuated often by a friendly, rhetorical "y'know what I mean?" and sometimes uncontrollable laughter.
But the actor instead comes across as thoughtful, raw, and honest; ask him how he's doing, and he'll tell you with zero bullshit.
She comes across an assault late at night and is soon inhabited by Io, an alien trying to complete a mission on Earth.
As their blank-faced puppet, he often comes across as anti-poor, anti-environment, anti-gay, anti-intellectual, anti-immigrant and anti-science.
In his raps and on social media, he comes across as a weathered and jaded old man rather than as an excitable youth.
Following the Red Wedding, she's consumed by a thirst for vengeance, and kills any Frey, Bolton or Lannister she comes across as payback.
One says he was wasted and wandered in by accident, then the veteran's foot comes across the broken door lock on the floor.
"I think one of the unique differentiators of our product is that we can see the data that comes across payments," she said.
While getting to know people requires a healthy amount of sharing, sharing too much about yourself right off the bat comes across wrong.
Just like most other security firms out there, Symantec usually doesn't identify who's behind the malware or hacking activities that it comes across.
She's a very independent woman… She comes across to be this very strong female character, this strong woman, but she does have failure.
Under federal regulations, if Mueller comes across information that is not directly related to his Russia-focused investigation, he must confer with Rosenstein.
As a woman, that comes across as not being "nice" or "warm," she says, while people don't tend to say that about men.
Mr. Khan speaks in a deep voice and comes across as confident and relaxed, down-to-earth but also perhaps a touch remote.
His best friend is an imaginary Adolf Hitler, who comes across like a 10-year-old brat trapped in a grown man's body.
The messages (see PDF below) indicate Chapo was exploiting their relationship for his own gain, while Sanchez comes across as enamored and naive.
At various points, Taylor comes across as mentally ill, pathological in her lies and perhaps unable to distinguish what's real from what's not.
A sweet throwback of a tale, it comes across a little too bland, despite a terrific ensemble and several numbers that really pop.
"I think that is an idea that comes across — that these things are fluid in their movements, and they're snapshots," Ms. Cox said.
"It's still a bit of a shock to me," says James, who comes across in person as funny, casually profane and surprisingly unguarded.
Turner is usually solid as Sansa Stark on HBO's Game of Thrones, but here she comes across as both whiny and emotionally blank.
We're able to keep doing what we're doing because the worse these people behave, the more the point of the storytelling comes across.
" But, the review also noted, Mr. Wenner comes across as "a narcissist, a bully, a seducer and a betrayer, and a troubled soul.
"Anyone who leads people comes across it at some point in their career," said Eric Pliner, CEO of leadership advisory firm YSC Consulting.
Compared with this outrage, Mr. Schmemann's reference to "the disruption to young lives" in this country comes across as callous and profoundly apolitical.
He was young and still learning his craft, and it comes across in many of Ego Draconis' jokes, which land with a clang.
Though some of the humor falls flat in the physical version, the comedic timing comes across in Bell's oral performance of the book.
Lately, the White House has been trying to play up its policy work as Trump comes across as a man consumed by impeachment.
Jamie is loved by everyone he comes across, but his soft smile and positive demeanor are just a facade masking a deep unhappiness.
We're almost halfway done when E. comes across a garden snake hiding in the mulch which signals it's my time to go inside.
Thanks in part to the president-elect's predilection for outbursts of fewer than 140 characters, he routinely comes across as petty and mercurial.
But I think his policies are mistaken in many regards, and I think it comes across in some of the language he used.
That theme comes across most overtly in "Our Planet," a Netflix series hosted by the great patriarch of the genre, Sir David Attenborough.
Though advance word had it that Mr. Mantello's interpretation would unveil Tom's gay identity, he comes across as a middle-aged, nerdy intellectual.
Though it sets off inevitable topical echoes with its tableau of asylum-seeking refugees, the show still mostly comes across as singing scenery.
Taylor comes across as incensed at the policy implications of Trump's political demands, not least of which is the potential humiliation of Ukraine.
In his 1996 interview, he comes across as an immensely likable opportunist, whose genius seemed to be finding every angle in any situation.
Mr. Dawkins — who is wiry, with short, thinning gray hair, a narrow face and watchful hazel eyes — comes across as a bookish introvert.
He comes across as a master of appreciating the present, of finding goofiness and joy in even the smallest moments of his day.
The diversity of the population also comes across, which is something explicitly touched upon in the book's afterword, by the historian William Dalrymple.
For the most part, Dowell's use of the technique comes across as audacious in the best sense — bold and impassioned, even righteously obsessive.
"We're always going to honor any [KFC] coupon that comes across our path," the restaurant's Assistant Manager Paul Platt told the news outlet.
" It's a sinister flow, though, at least as it comes across to me in lines like "I massage, and reality penetrates my heart.
"Whatever frailty comes across is compensated by the excuse Maduro now has to crack down on his internal enemies real or perceived," Gallegos said.
And though familiar, it comes across just as groundbreaking here as an audience full of kids and parents cheer on two strong female leads.
"She comes across as someone who just wants to go up and do the job well," said Colin Strother, a veteran Texas Democratic strategist.
I choose to keep it in a logical, scientific world and hopefully more people will appreciate the blog because it comes across that way.
In a moment of desperation, Jim comes across Aurora Lane (Jennifer Lawrence) in her pod, and mesmerized by her blonde beauty, stalks her online.
The title refers to a scene in the Greek legend of Oedipus, in which he comes across a sphinx guarding the city of Thebes.
That age makes them more valuable on the bot market, and it also helps them seem more legitimate to anyone who comes across them.
And Billie makes a crack at one point about going to Switzerland, which comes across, in context, as a reference to seeking neutral ground.
That lack of structure comes across as erratic and unpredictable for the characters caught in the story, but for the viewers, it's a blast.
I try to explain the nuance of this surreal country to every foreigner I encounter, with an urgency that surely comes across as unwarranted.
If the reader comes across a paper with research done for an intent other than searching for truth, he or she may lose trust.
One crew comes across an alien called the Quill, a type of fungus that mutates and spreads throughout human space, killing those it infects.
First, anyone who comes across her Instagram or blog will notice her contemporary and eclectic style heavily influenced by Japanese designers like Rei Kawakubo.
In the Times' story, the photo comes across as a smoking gun; however, Argento makes no mention of this reported photo in her statement.
Unfortunately the design feature Steelseries is most excited about is the one that comes across as cheapest looking: the ski-band-inspired suspension headband.
The film never comes across as genuinely concerned about any of its other human relationships, or about the threats posed by the mutated monsters.
When I start asking her about her songwriting process, and how she spawns these mega-hits, it all comes across as a very organic.
Instead, it resembles a sci-fi prop it definitely comes across as a weapon you'd expect to see a space marine carrying into battle.
"For good reason she comes across as sleazy," Powell writes after being asked when he plans to endorse Clinton in the 2016 presidential race.
Daniel Wylie plays her chief political rival, Minister for Defense Mal Paxton, who consistently comes across as weak and unlikeable, even when he's right.
After all, Lucifer at least had some charm and guile, while in Trump's version, chaotic evil comes across to most people as pure ugliness.
Whenever Trump tries to be a conventional Republican, he comes across like a man who's wearing an uncomfortable suit a few sizes too small.
At the same time, he comes across as a generous performer – he plays well with others, never stealing the spotlight from his co-stars.
He comes across as a cardboard cutout on valium and I'm a little bummed that this intriguing new turn rests on his slumping shoulders.
The painting is 24 by 24 inches, and the surface comes across as thinly painted and dusty, with the muted colors further evoking pastel.
However, in Tate's retrospective, what comes across most powerfully is his ingenuity in his careful use of color as a means to transmit affect.
Giant of the Senate comes across sometimes as a therapeutic exercise, a way to unload baggage he's carried since he entered politics in 2007.
I don't know if that comes across at all, it's not a perfect likeness, but I always look at her when I'm drawing Maria.
"The occupier who comes across the Tigris to our country and asks the occupied to stop fighting—that is not logical," he told Nixon.
Miraculously, Gugino comes across as both a sensitive, faintly bohemian parent and, without its being any contradiction, a terrifying diva, capable of bloodcurdling crimes.
" In his book, he comes across like a mix of a young tech executive and a technocrat, gushing about "machine learning" and "big data.
It comes across as 'too loud' or 'too shrill' or 'too this' or 'too that,'" even though those attending her rallies "are loving it.
His confession left us feeling ambivalent about Andrew, whereas Goodson—even the name is a nudge—comes across as a model of moral improvement.
The competition in this subgenre is stiff, which is why Princess Cyd comes across so beautifully: it had to werk to be this tender.
Ilana comes across a valuable commemorative Beanie Baby, and Abbi finds money she raised — but never delivered — for a hospitalized classmate during high school.
She struts in her sequined boots, hitching rides until she comes across a diner in the middle of nowhere with a "help wanted" sign.
Now 70 years old, Naumann, a scholar specializing in Dada, comes across in this partial autobiography as a mellowed, generous, steadfast, and articulate narrator.
She comes across the ruins of an old sawmill, for example, noting—somewhat wryly—that the park built over it is called Sawmill Park.
The problem that emerges in the story for O'Rourke is that he comes across as something of a lightweight -- all style and no substance.
When he comes across a cure that works, he is unnerved: "I became like a man scared of himself, yet undaunted by the morning."
""And we feel that people should know how he really is as a gentleman and how he comes across to us as our family.
None of that action makes their way into these photographs: Instead, what comes across is the stillness of these spaces, and their sinister plausibility.
There is not a great deal of depth to Alexandria King's Antigone or Ty Jones's Creon, who comes across mainly as a standard villain.
Mr. Adams's score now comes across as a steady knotting of the stomach, gradually ratcheting tension by alternating lush, ominous sensuality and pummeling intensity.
It comes across as a maelstrom of color cohering at the center into a person, or, alternately, a person in the process of disintegrating.
And yet, contrary to what you might expect, the narcissism comes across as peculiar, even benign: she is making a film of her other.
The figure comes across as an alchemist, wearing a folding fan for a hat, and holding an arrangement of cubes in his right hand.
Mr. Henry comes across as breezy and carefree, but he knows his success is meaningful and arrives at an important moment for black actors.
I was really impressed with this because it comes across as being proudly New World, but with an incredible amount of funk and gaminess….
He comes across as a bookish introvert, quoting F. Scott Fitzgerald, Horace, Socrates, Pablo Neruda, Ezra Pound and William Carlos Williams during our conversation.
Mr. Gitai, who frequently cuts to himself listening, or interrupts his subjects with questions and counterarguments, comes across as a determined if smug guide.
If Hernando comes across as a control freak, it may be because life taught him about fuzzy categories and the destructive power of time.
And when the hitherto mute Lucky is prompted into polysyllabic speech, it comes across as a pyrotechnic explosion of Carroll-style, grown-up gobbledygook.
On the way to work one morning, he comes across a woman being chased by a menacing man and helps her fend him off.
On Pro Basketball MINNEAPOLIS — The All-Star forward Jimmy Butler comes across as the proudest former resident in the history of tiny Tomball, Texas.
Some will no doubt regard Goldsmith as an unreliable narrator, but O'Brien, the man in Hoffa's shadow, comes across as a deeply tragic figure.
"If something comes across my desk and I don't believe in it, I don't even look at it," O'Neal told The Wall Street Journal.
Even if you are busy enough without a website or social media channels, make sure that your message always comes across loud and clear.
"At Dana-Farber, our mission is to take care of every patient who comes across our door asking for help with cancer," said Glimcher.
In Mr. Massie's account, Nicholas comes across not as stupid, weak or bloodthirsty, as he had been portrayed elsewhere, but as a worried parent.
Still, the film's point comes across by the end: Not only is capital punishment barbaric, but the system that orchestrates it is grossly flawed.
She may have nurtured two supernatural superstar daughters, but she comes across as a sage retiree supremely at ease in her dewy, flawless skin.
Most of the time, "acqua alta" comes across as local folklore: the piazza filled with water, the gleefully splashing kids and the amused tourists.
Yet I'm left with more ambivalence: Lichfield comes across to me as a likable guy who leads a smart and engaging publication and conference.
Her young son has cerebral palsy, and although he comes across as dauntless and resilient, he too will find that many things aren't easy.
When Trump is talking about his tax policy, he sounds like this second Trump, and he comes across, frankly, as a fairly shrewd politician.
And certainly controlling who and what comes across our border is an element of national security, as we do the compassionate thing with families.
Seeing the fault lines obliviously rip through cities and hearing the frequent alarms, the title "It's All Good" comes across as a ridiculous sentiment.
The $299 cost and annual subscription fee, while nothing to sneeze at, comes across as reasonable when you look at everything that comes with it.
Pawn Stars' Rick Harrison comes across all kinds of unique items in his Las Vegas, Nevada shop, but one in particular that peaked his interest?
In general, the film comes across as a silly liberal Hollywood hit piece on Cheney — and I say that as someone who loathes Dick Cheney.
Even its logo comes across as an incomplete concept, the bottom half of Walmart's vacuous smiley face, if Walmart's vacuous smiley face wanted to fuck.
It's just as surprising as when, in the last segment of the special, Sandler actually comes across as sheepish when making a joke about sex.
He does not endorse soft drinks or skin-lightening cream anymore, advocates a healthy lifestyle, and comes across as a family man and a leader.
The straw ban has captured the public imagination in part because it initially comes across as a cute trifle or a low-stakes cultural distraction.
Ninja's coffee maker isn't just your regular coffee carafe system — it's known to produce better, richer tasting coffee that never comes across as too bitter.
These same characters spent nearly two years building peace, so to have them toss it aside so casually comes across as conflict for conflict's sake.
As he keeps losing limbs, he comes across as an only mildly serious parallel to the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
That Mr. Ridley is also a writer of uncommon lyricism comes across in beautifully modulated performances by Robyn Kerr and Harry Farmer (1:20 each).
If they're out of range, they can see where they last were, or mark them as lost and hope another Tile user comes across them.
Further on, the reader comes across Mr Matadi again, this time talking about events a decade earlier when Mobutu was consolidating his grip on power.
These messages allow highly intimate access, for instance, to Brown's parents' concern for his safety, as comes across in their anxious notes to their son.
This message might sound heavy-handed, but it never comes across that way because the effects, acting, and writing all suck you into the story.
During Episode 5, when Karim is trapped in the house himself, he comes across Fola sitting in the middle of an endless mirror infinity room.
READ: New Hampshire primaries: 5 takeaways Despite his rivals' attacks that he comes across as scripted, Rubio argues it's better to be consistent than not.
That initially comes across as a daring choice: Too much exposition would just bog down the story, and too much explanation can kill the imagination.
At the start of the show he comes across as an emotionally-dead serial womaniser, but it's not long before his character gets fleshed out.
In a state of defeat, she comes across an older man, who offers to pray with her, giving her some much needed relief and hope.
He winds up on the road, hitchhiking, when he comes across a man in a field who douses himself in gasoline and holds a match.
Then when your profile comes across the screen of the user that you SuperSwiped, they'll see a small icon indicating you made that first move.
But Schwartz -- who comes across as structured and pragmatic -- thought he was well suited to his dual mandate as the "privacy guy" working on security.
Closing out an album full of intimate personal details and revealing lyrics, "Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored" comes across like a flippant outlier.
Andy Marthaler, a marketing director at Tradeshow-stuff who works remotely some days, also said he wonders how his written tone comes across to people.
Miranda's sunny smartass-for-hire comes across as a fraction broad and stagey at first, like he hasn't quite shaken off the Mary Poppins vibe.
He comes across empty malls, hollow school buildings, and shells of former businesses to pay tribute to the modern-day ruins littered across the country.
Hassan is extremely alert and attentive, and comes across as an over-caffeinated genius: generous with his ideas, but also impatient that you keep up.
I say that because the album contains elements, where structures are broken open, so it comes across as less melodic than the previous two albums.
"Rare or not, it's definitely not something one comes across easily," Ring says, with the same indecisiveness most owners have: Is this really worth something?
The play he writes about their relationship, with a "happy" ending where Annie has an epiphany that she loves him, comes across as transparently pathetic.
But the show's strangely complacent detachment comes across most powerfully as you watch the puppeteers, who wear identical white boiler suits, guide effigies into action.
He is often the only professional actor onscreen, yet his performance comes across as utterly natural, humanizing a role that is often reduced to stereotype.
And it's because it comes across as definitive proof that the house is still in burning, despite promising signs that things might be getting better.
Until she can save up money for the exam, she keeps a first aid kit with her, in case she comes across anyone needing help.
Mr. Iyer's scores tend to leave the notation sketchy, and because of improvisation his part never comes across exactly as it appears on the page.
And at each step that comes across that border into this country, the people making those steps are contributing to the reclamation of this hemisphere.
And while his work often comes across as heavily positive and nostalgic, the photographer tells me that he's not afraid of taking more controversial images.
The Hound comes across the corpses of a farmer and his daughter at about 260 minutes in — a murder-suicide to save themselves from starvation.
But because the movie is so apprehensive about the subject of Christ's supposed divinity, the ultimate gist of what she alone understands never comes across.
It comes across as the most honest portrayal of the Soviet Union's relationship to hockey, and depicts how dramatically Russian-style hockey changed the sport.
With his long hair cascading down his shoulders he comes across as a faintly disheveled surfer dude for whom, refreshingly, airs and graces don't matter.
"You put all the gush into it and it's the emotive quality that comes across, not whether you hit the right notes," Dr. Trehub said.
Until the very end, when he loses his smiling cool, he comes across less as a supersmart psychopath than a riled-up good old boy.
LOS ANGELES — Pete Docter is a 6-foot-5 Minnesotan who comes across like Tom Hanks in "Big" and lives in a literal tree house.
He comes across with more New York City swagger than I do from the Midwest and definitely not the way that I'm raising my kids.
Yuri Gurka comes across like an evil presence that has been reincarnated over and over, especially his interaction in the bowling alley with Paul Marrane.
That section still comes across like the fugue to end all fugues, with outbursts of sputtering rhythms, obsessively hammered attacks and tangles of wayward counterpoint.
But where Robinson feels himself — rightly or wrongly — to be a critic of the institutions he's joined, Buttigieg comes across as a defender of them.
I mean, he comes across as such a sweetheart that his nickname is "The Internet's Boyfriend," and his new-ish buzz cut was Big News.
Occasionally, he comes across as little more than a TED Talk himself, spouting chunks of research and philosophical meanderings that, while fascinating, stall the novel.
Stripped of her public life, the older woman comes across as a miserly, half-delusional mommie dearest with kleptomaniac tendencies and bad taste in men.
Five major episodes at a school with 100 students, for example, comes across as more problematic than five episodes at a school with 500 students.
Simply put, there are too many TV shows about magical/special/mutant teens to get away with something that comes across as being this generic.
This late mystical development comes across as curiously wishful thinking in an otherwise cleareyed book, an oversimplification of problems we've come to know up close.
" But when the host comes across a bad guest or feels taken for granted, she said, "they say, 'Oh my God, I hate these people.
Donald Trump: We will have a 25% tariff on foreign steel and a 10% tariff on foreign aluminum when the product comes across our borders.
I'm SO proud of this collection and of Olivier, our friendship, vision and creativity really comes across in the products we created for you guys.
Trump, thus far, comes across to us as Obama's polar opposite, in that his rhetoric has been alarming at times but his policies show promise.
This is true even of Mr. Sisto's MacKaye, who is a droll presence, but comes across as oddly muted even at his cloak-flinging hammiest.
This is the striking thing about Gillibrand: she comes across as a human being who learns, changes, and is sometimes still making up her mind.
He's a one-man industry, and though he comes across as kind, genial and scholarly, his success is underpinned by a smart sense of business.
When she attacks Trump, she comes across as the clairvoyant who was wise enough to see the threat posed by Trump, which sadly became reality.
When she comes across a French soldier, Adrien (Pierre Niney), at Frantz's grave, he explains that he and Frantz were close friends before the war.
In the beginning, the protagonist appears to be sorting through his childhood room when he comes across an old friend he created as a kid.
With his increasingly shrill denials, the president comes across more as someone who fears he will be found out than someone convinced of his innocence.
But while the film aspires to a clipped complexity, it comes across as gimmicky and amateurish — a chain of miseries passed off as tough truths.
When all four are together, fueled by the children's Tigger-ish, teenage energy, the family comes across as a writhing puppy pile of mutual affection.
Their experience comes across as a state of constant, paranoid alertness; even little things, like a dropped teacup at an ambassadorial function, freak them out.
Yet somewhat paradoxically, Sheeran's self-deprecation also feels like a way to hide anxiety about how he comes across — a defense mechanism to mask insecurity.
Grimacing, he comes across as a man with far more on his mind than spiritual matters; Mr. Brolin's large, magnificently sculptural head has rarely looked heavier.
But every now and then, a celebrity-centric design or two comes across your desk that you just can't help but get a touch giddy over.
He's not an excitable sort—15 years in uniform will wring that out—but a strange look comes across his face when asked about his profession.
In practice, it is almost impossible to ascertain whether the seafood that comes across the border is from independent fishermen or state-linked companies, analysts said.
It might also be worth putting contact information on your lock screen so anyone who comes across your device can return it, if they're feeling altruistic.
Evans plays the son of Jamie Lee Curtis and Don Johnson's characters, and comes across in the footage like a pampered douchebag — think Roman from Succession.
"It's absurd to me how unaware Taylor is of how she comes across," Josephine complains, having abruptly rebranded herself as Corinne's henchwoman (Josephine : Corinne :: Daniel : Chad).
When he comes across a substantial pocket of gold hidden away on Kardashev 7-A, he's hit a lucky break — if he can smuggle it off.
It's understandable for people to be frustrated, but Pillow Castle comes across as a group of people who understand the game is taking a long time.
An alum of McKinsey & Company with an optimistic mien and unquestioned brainpower, Buttigieg comes across like an idealized version of how the tech industry sees itself.
"We're still working out details, so there are unknowns," Stone wrote, in a note that comes across as disingenuous given Pinterest's own comments on the purchase.
When a big project comes across your plate, find a promising woman on your team to take it, so she gets a shot to prove herself.
Even if you don't have synesthesia, the pastel color palette on MILK comes across unmistakably through its love story, which, ICYTWAT explains, is true to life.
Cass isn't going to do any more interviews, for no reason other than that he hates doing them and the way he comes across in them.
Receiving a booty call text can seem objectifying in a way, because it comes across like you're not a priority in the caller's life, Burns says.
And whether it comes across as a haunted romantic drama or a straight-up ghost story, it always feels like it belongs in the Gothic realm.
Is Darius really as clueless as he comes across or is he, as a lot of us want to believe, the smartest cat in the room?
Soon, he comes across a runaway girl with a similar problem, and together, they have to figure out if Persons is a friend or a foe.
Like its promotional poster, the movie comes across as more of an array of potential travel destinations and vivid plotlines than like a single, concrete story.
Whatever the intention, omitting this huge aspect of Dumbledore's character comes across as it not being important to the creators — but fans feel very, very differently.
That's really where the R70x surpass the HD 703: Audio-Technica's headphones have deeper bass extension and their sound comes across with more impact and conviction.
Isaac is a fan of David Lynch, and older movies by the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, and that's an aesthetic that comes across in the video.
But when it comes across genuinely uncrackable encryption ("end-to-end", in industry jargon), it has other options, such as planting software on the device concerned.
Yet a problem for Mr Cruz, who is far to the right of most Republican voters, is that he invariably comes across as being rather unpleasant.
Like his films, Jenkins comes across generous and genuine over the phone, someone who is quick to surrender compassion without the expectation of it in return.
"Loose lips suck dicks" is the core message that comes across here, with an idea of mistrust and the inauthenticity of certain social interactions scattered throughout.
There won't be a manhunt or anything, but if he comes across police and they run his name ... he'll be cuffed and hauled off to jail.
But Ray, with that low timbre of a voice, steady and measured, reckons she comes across as so composed because her home life is relatively unchanged.
In our current political climate—with the federal government waging war against the press and closing its doors to refugees—Dabka comes across as especially relevant.
The malware uses hard-coded network credentials for Olympic systems and any credentials it comes across, allowing it to attack other computers on the same network.
For philistines who recoil at the sight of high-priced paintings and sculptures that look worthless, Mr. Cenedella comes across as a reassuring voice of sanity.
Meanwhile, Coates, who has been lurking in the ceiling in an effort to elude capture — and also following Doggett around the prison — comes across her masturbating.
Lemonis is calm and direct, and he doesn't yell at anyone or look to humiliate people; anyone who comes across poorly does so on their own.
"My own desired end state is for a United States that can control its own borders but also welcome the trade that comes across," he said.
Played by Ewan McGregor, he comes across a young girl who can also Shine and tries to protect her from a cult that wants her powers.
The Giants are thin at running back, setting up Gallman Jr. as the likely recipient of any goal-line carries the team comes across on Sunday.
In the book, Norman comes across as a charismatic performer and, despite Thornbury's best efforts, a rather exasperating person—hardly an unusual combination among rock stars.
"He comes across as a man of the people because he is voicing their anger with the political class and all of the elites," he continued.
This does not mean Facebook will begin a broad sweep of its site hunting for underage users, but it will stop ignoring those it comes across.
I don't like his politics, but I do think he comes across as smart and a straight shooter and I don't think his career is over.
Hopgood pays that price and takes the loss because these particular oysters are consistently fresh with hard shells, and he never comes across a bad one.
It's an interesting idea, but one failed by the game's writing; too often, Chloe comes across as trying too hard, rather than succeeding at psychological intimidation.
That would radically restrict ICE's ability to make "collateral" arrests of immigrants it comes across, a main reason ICE raids cause so much fear within communities.
In the end, this "Atlas" was an experience a little cooler than the original production — as it comes across on video, at least — but still radiant.
Amazon on Wednesday announced five new Alexa-powered Echo devices in a dizzying product rollout that comes across as either impressively ambitious or insane and unfocused.
Given how interlinked morality, debt, and credit are in the United States, some of the concerns about China's new social credit score comes across as disingenuous.
If anything, Kaiser does something unfashionable but very much needed in this era of bloated rhetoric and claims of meta-criticality: he comes across as sincere.
His insecurities are wrapped up in self-effacing comedy; she presents as more confident, but in a way that comes across as a facade to viewers.
Bernard Kirschenbaum (1924-27486) is sometimes called a Minimalist sculptor, but in this exhibition he comes across more as an architect/designer with a visionary streak.
"He comes across as an arrogant a–hole who was full of hot air," Shannon, 50, an actress and martial artist herself, said to the outlet.
Judge Moro, who comes across as reserved and taciturn, said that he stumbled into the limelight but that his newfound fame had served the investigation well.
The text of his tweets is often provocative, and the language usually vulgar, but his admiration for the top-ranked Murray comes across loud and clear.
Set in a fantasy world where monster-like races rule and humans are persecuted, a golem comes across an abandoned human child, Somali, in the forest.
When a snail dies on the beach, a crab that comes across the empty shell will inspect it closely, turning the shell over in its claws.
In the profile, junior comes across as a little boy lost, emotionally abandoned after the divorce of parents whose every hour is spent in bold face.
" Seacrest said their longtime friendship has made transitioning to the show's format easy: "There's just a naturalness to being next to each other that hopefully comes across.
Only Luna, playing a sort of long-haired, sad-eyed skinny-sexy-Jesus, comes across as sympathetic, but the filmmakers never decide why he's in the story.
The story can't help but be stirring, but director Peter Berg's spare, flag-waving ode to Beantown's beating heart frequently comes across as more dutiful than dramatic.
In the film, Rumsfeld comes across as a charming but weak minor figure who's largely eclipsed by Cheney's overwhelming shadow — which couldn't be further from the truth.
He goes to nationalist marches, throws a Molotov cocktail into the crowd, while as a gay man he comes across as good company and a nice guy.
When Claire is sent away from her home, she comes across seven local men with whom she embarks on a no-strings-attached journey of sexual awakening.
In the end, it's bad editing, and compared to Fury Road, comes across as amateurish even when you acknowledge how chaotic the production for Suicide Squad became.
For instance, at one point in the game, a detective comes across a giant dragonfly and says it's either one big dragonfly or a very small dragon.
"It is so a written record exists out there so if someone who isn't a diehard comes across it, they can see the other side," he explained.
It's helpful for recording who sends the fund opportunities so that when he comes across a company that fits the investor's focus, he can return the favor.
In either case, though, the blasphemy comes across as bitterly sincere; if the show were higher-profile, it's hard to imagine it wouldn't spark some Christian protests.
That might be why Suburbicon, which attempts to illuminate the connection between "great" and white as if this reveal were a surprise, comes across as so toothless.
Nearly every competitive Series A or B deal in AI that comes across our desks at Work-Bench has a valuation north of $100M attached to it.
A couple of sequences are truly memorable, such as when Rory goes trick-or-treating dressed in Predator armor and comes across some bullies from his school.
"If something comes across my desk and I don't believe in it, I don't even look at it," said O'Neal, even if it looks excellent on paper.
Yes, the documentary is more of an on-brand celebration than a searing exposé of ego and excess, but Aoki comes across as a genuinely sincere chap.
The info you've left for other people to find can be accessed by anyone who comes across your phone by tapping Emergency under the lock screen dialer.

No results under this filter, show 969 sentences.

Copyright © 2024 RandomSentenceGen.com All rights reserved.