"Let's Have Intercourse" comes off as more creepy than funny.
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Ending sentences with exclamation marks, meanwhile, comes off as optimistic.
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Rejecting the debate comes off as having something to hide.
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Instead, Drake once again comes off as a fake feminist.
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More often than not, it comes off as pure novelty.
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The shoot almost comes off as a wedding photo shoot.
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It inadvertently comes off as kicking them while he's down.
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But Farady comes off as strangely anachronistic in Magnificent Seven.
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It "comes off as not really that thankful," she says.
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"If something is more complex, it comes off as bigger."
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I hope he comes off as likable, in an authentic way.
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"She just comes off as so incredibly tone-deaf," Cessac said.
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I think it comes off as a sappy fucking love song.
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He comes off as very attractive, especially in that first scene.
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When he refuses to engage strategically, it comes off as condescending.
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" Clinton, in contrast, comes off as "Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
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Over the phone, Ana comes off as independent and level-headed.
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In the history books, King comes off as the stuffy preacher.
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Donald comes off as physically imposing, but approachable in his interviews.
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Basically, her fans think that sometimes she comes off as fake.
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But almost as often, Jesus comes off as a dangerous wanker.
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Sometimes Katkin comes off as the Jason Bourne of fertility patients.
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He smiles freely, and he comes off as warm and happy.
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But despite Catron's obvious intelligence, she comes off as surprisingly unsophisticated.
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" But according to Ferriss, this comes off as "annoying and entitled.
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But in the article, Bocuse comes off as an appalling character.
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While the earlier two are figurative, "Complicated Happiness" comes off as abstract.
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Sometimes this comes off as postmodern; sometimes, it might seem simply dishonest.
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In The Game, he comes off as plaintive, vainglorious, abusive, and immature.
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In person, Kung comes off as soft-spoken and a little shy.
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When Hillary tries to be on-trend, she comes off as pandering.
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Nick St. Clair comes off as the confident and smooth bad boy.
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Christopher Meloni of Law & Order: SVU; in it, Fuhrman comes off as
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Dickinson ultimately comes off as a better writer and director than actor.
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It's supposed to be romantic, but comes off as creepy and backstabbing.
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"She comes off as 10 feet tall and bulletproof," Mr. Mankiewicz said.
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The poll-strapped candidate usually comes off as too designing—an experience
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"Adult Documentary" is tough, yet comes off as more relentless than rigorous.
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Considering Star Citizen's crowdfunding origins, the approach comes off as an insult.
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In interviews and speeches, Mr. Ebell comes off as amiable and calm.
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A chapter dedicated to the horror genre comes off as similarly slight.
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Most of the time, this comes off as smart rather than obvious.
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Sometimes all that quiet and stillness comes off as bashful, as amateurism.
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A dip in a randomly-placed hot tub comes off as a chore.
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If you look at Elon Musk's career—he comes off as a grifter.
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What is probably intended as friendly curiosity mostly comes off as clueless gawking.
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When delivering bad news, cracking jokes is disrespectful and comes off as rude.
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The narration comes off as a needless, distracting device — an attempt at distancing.
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Your past material comes off as thematically cohesive and rooted in real life.
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"One intelligence service comes off as highly professional and competent," he told me.
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If I try to dismiss the comment, it usually comes off as false humility.
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They're trying to be intense, but it comes off as a glued-on look.
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It comes off as punishing the audience, all in service of a cheap trick.
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Once Nada discovers the alien threat, he comes off as a trigger-happy maniac.
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Based on this speech alone, Trump comes off as both ignorant and intentionally deceptive.
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For such a smart, savvy and accomplished person, she comes off as weirdly blinkered.
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He comes off as snarky, where he would like to come off as charming.
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Nobody really calls people they don't like dumpsters, so this comes off as forced.
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Second, he comes off as both a technically savvy inventor and a cult leader.
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But where Nesbitt's enthusiasm comes off as languidly awestruck, Varble is all meticulous intensity.
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If something comes off as distasteful to consumers, they may judge the company harshly.
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All of this comes off as an ominous prelude to some kind of showdown.
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In the profile, O'Rourke comes off as earnest, bookish, enthusiastic — that loaded term "likable," even.
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For being so successful throughout his career, Jones comes off as insatiable in the film.
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I think that comes off as bad to people that don't really know my personality.
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Love him or hate him, Trump comes off as "real" on his social media feeds.
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Sometimes that's helpful, but a lot of it comes off as creepy, unwanted, and intrusive.
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I've just always been turned off by art that comes off as bougie to me.
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Bernie Sanders comes off as far more interesting, though he's also firmly presented as unelectable.
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He comes off as gruff and surly—a basketball madman who probably doesn't like you.
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Fans are worried for Hiddleston, who comes off as a lovesick idiot in the song.
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Even in good faith, that comes off as stereotypical especially in the context of history.
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If that comes off as anti-Trump, then that's a byproduct of being pro-truth.
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Nothing here comes off as contrived or overexplained, making it all feel still more immersive.
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It's difficult to see how it's necessary, and comes off as superfluous and tryhard-y.
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Rat Rock comes off as a strange, wild place, and Ashima as a mystical nymph.
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It comes off as not necessarily fragmented, but multifaceted, not dense, but lithe and airy.
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In that way, the company comes off as being much more sinister than Fox News.
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He comes off as someone who doesn't like much, but what he likes he loves.
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And in terms of subscriber base, the H3H3 couple certainly comes off as a big bully.
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Any time they try to use a meme, it just comes off as sad and derivative.
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"Most of the time he comes off as a boring everyday member of Congress," Rynard said.
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Unlike those larger-than-life heroes, though, Peter Parker comes off as relatable, rather than aspirational.
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In other cases, the FCC chairman simply comes off as a tremendous dick in the video.
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Noisey: This record comes off as the blueprint of what you'd become but wasn't fully developed.
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I am quite conscious of the fact that this behavior comes off as very stalker-y.
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Yet for all this weighty expertise the show comes off as an exasperating magical negro narrative.
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"He comes off as a bumbling, lovable, sort of optimistic guy," one former MoviePass employee said.
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Even when Nicholl is attempting to make Harry sound forlorn, he comes off as slightly debauched.
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And, while Marlon usually plays the funny guy, he comes off as menacing and serious here.
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In turn, the press has responded with news coverage that also often comes off as unhinged.
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" He praised Mr. Stewart's "fresh approach," but added, "He comes off as a wee bit naïve.
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This encounter with Nat comes off as her latest flirtation with her most self-destructive thoughts.
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On the surface, it comes off as the kind of film that requires a big screen.
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At first, Dorothy comes off as a bubbly teenage girl with a love for sugary drinks.
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Among the first women Nick chats with is Rachel, who comes off as smart, sane, and funny.
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Maybe this was a joke you made several years ago that now longer comes off as funny.
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Vera's complaint about the theft comes off as a joke, but it's far more serious in reality.
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He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon.
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He's the one who comes off as the most disappointing here, because he should have known better.
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John Andrew's "untitled (screenplay)" comes off as too diagrammatic of what Conceptualism looked like in the 1980s.
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He said the brooding antihero embodied by Batman comes off as a tone-deaf relic in 2017.
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She's kind of bossy, has a bit of a mean streak, and comes off as self-centered.
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Gen comes off as a petty sociopath for still being so mad about it four years later.
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Instead, Mr. Adès's 20-minute work comes off as an affectionate, joyous, remarkably uncomplicated tribute to tradition.
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Whoever created this comes off as someone who hates low-income, single-parent-household, first-generation students.
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"I'm very good at relaxing," said Jonathan, who comes off as a Type A-minus at best.
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When Frank expresses his hurt, he doesn't seem just wounded; he also comes off as a menace.
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And, like Alec Guinness's Obi-Wan Kenobi once did, Luke comes off as a brooding monastic loner.
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You play this guy who comes off as a real hayseed — but there's more to him than that.
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The film comes off as this story about a small dysfunctional family with an obvious problem with communication.
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She so often comes off as the whack-a-doo when in fact she's the voice of reason.
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This all comes off as a little creepy, but Google is adamant that it's not creepy at all.
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In my attempt to understand this story that comes off as some drunkard's fable, I spoke Bloom herself.
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This barring of a CNN reporter comes off as petty reprisal; Trump's negativity about CNN is well established.
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That's why Veronica's response to Cheryl's snap decision to drop Nick's charges comes off as so tone deaf.
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It appears really natural on my cheeks and lids, but it comes off as opaque on my lips.
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Garretson tries explaining what happened, but at times comes off as somewhat scatterbrained in piecing his story together.
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Made of four different shapes, each painted somewhat differently, the overall configuration comes off as awkward and blunt.
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Comparing the vehicle to Tesla's luxury sedan, it's the starting price that comes off as the most alarming.
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But not talking to higher-ups about gaps, blind spots and stumbles comes off as a missed opportunity.
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Perhaps this was to mitigate the sheer amount of death in the story, but it comes off as excessive.
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Don Taylor, in his leather jacket, and scruffy beard, comes off as nervous, sketchy, and definitely guilty of something.
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If his campaign comes off as doomed or absurd, it's simply because he didn't know what else to do.
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I know that comes off as a hassle, but once you've signed into your YouTube account, it's just fine.
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Outside the context of Poppy's vast alternate reality game, I'm Poppy comes off as aesthetically pleasing, but surprisingly conventional.
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When Jeremy sits the entire tribe down and tells them to stop strategizing, it comes off as aggressive gamesmanship.
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Anna, who in interviews comes off as frank and no-nonsense, fights back, inciting a bit of a brawl.
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If he tries to give an early subtle warning that he's hung, it usually comes off as masculine bravado.
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The statement continued, saying: I do apologize if my silence to all that is happening comes off as careless.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," he wrote.
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Donny Deutsch, on the other hand, comes off as living proof that Trump Derangement Syndrome is a real thing.
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Instead, it comes off as a bit weird that a man Torrence's age is helping a 13-year-old.
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The subtle racism comes off as inconsequential, and perhaps incapable of carrying a film in its bare bones form.
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Then, like now, Democrats lamented nominating a charisma-challenged politician who comes off as an out-of-touch elite.
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Cruz does not come off as a happy man on the campaign trail; he comes off as a warrior.
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Sure, he comes off as an opportunist, but he's had many chances to bail on Naz and never has.
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Molly's full commitment to their case is now in question, and her tactic comes off as a little sneaky.
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During the musical numbers, which feel relentless, the ensemble comes off as a troupe of overstimulated mimes playing charades.
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Bartman comes off as a sourpuss with his lecture, when most of us want him to join a celebration.
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The mercenary sex in these Depression-era movies comes off as both a survivalist tactic and a repeated joke.
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In his teenage sketchbook, the artist comes off as loyal to the English landscape but also knowingly aware of society.
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People seem literally and figuratively lost to the city, and in turn the city comes off as an exhausting maze.
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He is also a grotesque misogynist who comes off as if he's a caricature of a character on Mad Men.
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At the same time, Darude's techno classic "Sandstorm," comes off as a little too manic when played on floppy drives.
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The comment comes off as a striking change of pace for Hastings, whose company has long supported net neutrality rules.
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"If you're trying censor what you do or trying to sanitize it, it comes off as really stale," he said.
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From his indolent delivery to his slouch (he can't bother to sit up), he comes off as supremely self-absorbed.
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He has been so consistent during his 44 years in public service that all of this comes off as natural.
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And while Outlander PHEV has a brash face, the rest of it comes off as an anonymous SUV from 220.
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"Service," then, comes off as a near celebration of sadism and cruelty, one that moves at the pace of molasses.
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Sand initially comes off as petulant but menacing, an at-least plausible target for the affection of his fawning acolytes.
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Edgar certainly comes off as a self-centered asshole, but the transphobia feels like it comes out of left field.
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Interpreted more cynically, it comes off as an attempt to give himself some credit for just how successful she's become.
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The perfect execution balances the design and aesthetic so neither brand identity overpowers the other and comes off as tacky.
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For all the scholarly expertise employed, an exhibition at Almine Rech Gallery comes off as an exasperating magical negro narrative.
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But it comes off as a tardy attempt to rip out the Islamophobia that has always been its essential center.
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The one who comes off as more formidable in the minds of these audiences triumphs in the war of perceptions.
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The result is that this production comes off as a thought experiment — but it's one you won't forget anytime soon.
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This is exciting work, work that comes off as daring without being shocking, and is certainly deserving of your 99¢.
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He comes off as grave yet boyish, even underneath powder and wig, at the terminal stage of the King's life.
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Banks seems unaware that she could be perceived as taking advantage of the kids, but it comes off as endearing.
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Other times, we can slip into the "this movie is overrated!" trap, which usually comes off as snotty and ignorant.
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Everyone has been saying this forever, of course, and it usually comes off as something an old person would say.
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Some have questioned whether the term "white nationalist" adequately describes these extremists, suggesting that it comes off as a euphemism.
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In their eyes, she comes off as a naïve liberal who puts the plight of foreigners over the nation's security.
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Since he's had less experience with witchering, he comes off as one of the more human mutants at the castle.
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Instead, the episodes comes off as a flimsy best case scenario in a deeply terrible and unsettling series of events.
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"He's very sincere and if you talk to him face to face, he comes off as sincere," Fuss told CNN.
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" The former Olympian's face telegraphs their actual anger, which essentially comes off as "female sexuality is bad, never do this again.
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In the final version, Paul comes off as a wild personality, but the paparazzi shots show a teenager asking for suggestions.
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Despite his newfound fame, the teenager comes off as charming and humble, taking Fallon through his daily routine of Fortnite practice.
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Compared to other Trump appointees, this comes off as a strong stance and it's certainly a step in the right direction.
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Plot points are skipped over as a "smart" narrative choice but it comes off as confusing, more so towards the end.
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The entirety of Boeheim's quote makes sense, although he comes off as big-city rude because, well, he is that, too.
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He's aiming for nonchalance, but it comes off as an obvious ploy to lower the stakes on a high-stakes meeting.
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Strangely, it comes off as a compliment of sorts — an indicator of a chief executive who just believes in his product.
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Further, assailing the press comes off as an attempt to "undermine democracy," as former Federal Communications Commission member Michael Copps tweeted.
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Many a Disney automaton comes off as more human than Rick Scott, but he also happens to be a ferocious campaigner.
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Meeting him in person is an uncanny experience, because he comes off as both an intimate acquaintance and a total stranger.
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Whenever she attempts to relate more openly and honestly, especially with her daughter, she mostly comes off as a major bummer.
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It surely wasn't her intention, but when the powerful appropriate the language of the powerless, it just comes off as mocking.
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The upshot is a headlong final act that aims at stark political theater but at times comes off as only stagy.
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Mr. Biden often comes off as more of a fun guy to have a (nonalcoholic) beer with than a political fighter.
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In other words, it really doesn't matter what Corbyn says or does — he still comes off as a secret Leave supporter.
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As media report on closures, postponements or incidence, they will be sensitive to any pitch that comes off as tone deaf.
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Here's the trick: She comes off as purposeful and chic, no matter what she's trying next, and carries each look with confidence.
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The question comes off as cheeky as it is obvious; you get the sense he doesn't necessarily consider the two mutually exclusive.
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A former member of Barack Obama's campaign team, Kaiser comes off as a shrewd anti-hero whose true beliefs are nearly unreadable.
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Rick comes off as even more cruel and sadistic when contrasted with what ends up being a surprisingly empathetic look at Negan.
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Cleaver is a Y Combinator alum, oversees a team of engineers, and otherwise comes off as an emblematic Silicon Valley startup founder.
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But if the president miscommunicates during a veto fight, comes off as erratic, inconsistent or unreasonable, he will lose the messaging war.
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Norman wrote a nuanced 2008 biography of John Lennon, but here John comes off as a farting, masturbating, Beluga-caviar-ordering infant.
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Listening to him issue commands was revolting -- he comes off as a drunk-with-power bully who enjoys toying with his prey.
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Historically alert to present forces shaping the making of policy as well as poetry, this agitprop statement also comes off as sincere.
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This brand of comedy doesn't wear well with the rest of the show, and it usually comes off as trying too hard.
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Trump could humiliate his wife by being a big, horny pig, but he is the one who comes off as the embarrassment.
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As a result, Dawn comes off as a little more bratty and hard to deal with than she might have been otherwise.
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In them, he comes off as a wannabe Rainer Werner Fassbinder, with his many-ringed fingers, thick mustache, mismatched earrings, and sunglasses.
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In his one and only appearance on the show, he comes off as a what we might call a Wall Street Bro.
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Sometimes all this comes off as a bunch of old Scandinavian men sitting around talking about a bunch of dead Scandinavian men.
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But somehow his Britishness, translated to America, comes off as salt-of-the-earth—a little bit sinister salt-of-the-earth.
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Sarah Lucas, on the other hand, comes off as the most misbehaving of Schiele's offspring, and consequently the closest to his heart.
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Is it that Tom Brady comes off as a Grade-A nutjob, completely snowed over by his snake-oil salesman health guru?
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McKay's style here is the equivalent of a knowing cackle; the whole enterprise, elaborate as it is, comes off as lacking in passion.
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It comes off as a retaliatory move for Bird and Lime, scooter companies that came into the city early without collaborating with officials.
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In that same vein, every detail about the episode's titular car, a 1980s Wagoneer, comes off as another nod to Jack's eventual death.
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She's portrayed as narcissistic and even a little mean — and yet, is it just me, or does she still comes off as likable?
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But it's not always easy — and sometimes, in an effort to be helpful, we can inadvertently say something that comes off as offensive.
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But when that hands-off stance doesn't apply to graphic violence, sexism, and other sore spots, it comes off as prudish and hypocritical.
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Greez has the most personality right up front, while Cal comes off as a blank slate and Cere is just... serious about stuff.
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But the shift that comes off as the most powerful is the change in gender roles resulting from the movement for women's rights.
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Though it's framing of a modern human lifestyle comes off as deeply concerning, the specifics of creating in-game YouTube videos are novel.
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In the show, Durst comes off as so mean, so resentful, and so otherworldly that it was impossible to believe in his innocence.
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It comes off as petty, try-hard, teenage-level angst more often than not, and honestly, brings down the professionalism of the sport.
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As bad as it sounds, Scaramucci comes off as relatively calm on the audio ... even as he's dropping c-bombs and other obscenities.
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What usually comes off as transportive felt tedious, as if she were trying to will her songs back from the dead and failing.
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The second act opens with him sitting on a golden toilet, a moment that's intended as satirical relief but comes off as overkill.
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"Its bigger problem is a timely subplot about virulent racism among white Americans that comes off as a mishandled afterthought," Hollywood Reporter said.
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Highlighted here, it comes off as a dignified but also ordinary matter—about Cunningham, Vaughan, even Fajans and the rest of us. ♦
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"It's hard to always tell if it's meant to be funny ... but almost always it comes off as sketchy," Rudd, 33, told CNN.
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Knox comes off as humble, reserved, and stone-faced, in a vanilla-white t-shirt, grey jeans, and creaseless Air Force 1's.
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Pose's first series premiere reference to America's real estate mogul-turned-Twitter Troll In Chief-turned-Commander In Chief comes off as sucker punch.
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Blake immediately comes off as the kind of guy we could all easily imagine UnReal's Quinn King (Constance Zimmer) slapping the "wifey" label upon.
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But if you say "the batteries represent my heart" before you hand it off it almost comes off as a romantic and symbolic gesture.
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He comes off as defensive, but with his heart in the right place, and his old flame Black Canary's asking all the right questions.
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In a recent New York Times exposé, she comes off as the field marshal in Facebook's aggressive campaign to smash critics and forestall regulation.
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It's supposed to be slapstick fun, but it comes off as a little dark given the recent onslaught of very real blows to environmentalism.
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While she often comes off as an old soul, Arango communicates from the road in the same ways that everyone else her age does.
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And, despite the outrageously colorful and out-of-the-box pieces spotted on the streets, somehow, it rarely comes off as trying too hard.
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The movie smartly looks to be inspiring rather than preachy, and except for some mawkishness in its late scenes, comes off as unexpectedly watchable.
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Jenny already had qualms with portraying "Fortune Cookie," and the character comes off as even more offensive when it's a white person playing it.
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She comes off as a self-deluded liar with a robust victim complex, focused on her own misfortune to the exclusion of anyone else's.
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While she comes off as cerebral and soft-spoken offstage, her jaunty stand-up alter ego has the strutting charisma of a rock star.
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Stumbling around in a world he can't quite grasp, Gregory mostly comes off as a projection of Ms. Silverman's doubts about writing this play.
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Mr. Trump comes off as a plebeian hero in spite of his inherited wealth because he did not inherit the sensibilities of the elite.
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In "While America Slept: Restoring American Leadership to a World in Crisis", published in 2016, Mr O'Brien comes off as a garden-variety hawk.
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Taking a two-second pause can make you more approachable, he says, since preventing others from finishing their thoughts typically comes off as abrasive.
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In a recent fashion feature in The Reporter, she comes off as a steamy, self-obsessed vixen, aptly costumed in form-fitting black leather.
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Conceptual artists have a reputation for being cerebral and theory-laden, but Magid comes off as curious, self-deprecating, quick to laugh and pantomime.
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Ailes comes off as a guy who sexually harasses people because he feels bad about his body, which just makes him a pitiable figure.
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But some of that comes off as inexperience, and Buttigieg has diminished his nicer image a few times by saying Trump voters condone racism.
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Springsteen comes off as the kind of character he often writes about: a pink-slipped worker in a shuttered factory in a dying industry.
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Yes, this latest report comes off as more pessimistic than usual for the IPCC because it's a slight departure from the panel's usual work.
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He comes off as confused when asked what apartment number he's in, but somehow manages to get out all relevant info needed for paramedics.
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In his mid-40s but still rocking long, tight dreads, his even-keeled cadence comes off as warm and charismatic, but just a tad distant.
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While this comes off as a blunder for Chaffetz, he's not alone in making ill-considered remarks on why some Americans can't afford health care.
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Instead, the series comes off as the love child of the reality TV touchstone and last year's Amazon Prime Video breakout, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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It comes off as if some people think interracial couples have an obligation to procreate, or that mixed-race kids are some sort of novelty.
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Yet FDR comes off as gregarious, smart, and up to all the challenges that led to his being elected four times to the White House.
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Lough captures the flow of Jenkins' and Spencer's activism over the course of months, during which Jenkins comes off as a complex and compelling character.
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And if it comes off as smoothly as it seems, All In may prove the catalyst for more from Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks.
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Voice actors are encouraged to improvise when recording their lines, and Buddy himself comes off as a cocky cross between Ricky Bobby and Matthew McConaughey.
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That's why Dan's emotional goodbye to Roseanne in "Truckin's" final scene — where he hugs his wife's side of the bed — comes off as startling real.
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Chrissy comes off as petty and vengeful – every Survivor fan knows that you're supposed to just brush off betrayals, say "good job," and move forward.
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Feeling like the world is slipping out of your fingers is ripe for material, but more of than than not, it comes off as robotic.
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Still, the MJ reference comes off as troubling ... especially in light of Orlando's friend telling Dr. Phil that OB sometimes claims Michael is his father.
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In the profile, titled "Single in Redondo," Hanson comes off as harmless and a little cheesy and probably exactly how he wants to come off.
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The producers do their best to make Ashley look unhinged, but against all odds, she almost comes off as the most relatable person on Paradise.
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"Even though he's funny and comes off as a goofball, he's one of the smartest guys we've got in here," outfielder Albert Almora Jr. said.
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Greg comes off as simply incompetent as he flatly fumbles through a scene from "Waiting for Godot," one of the movie's first jokey meta-moments.
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The film failed to impress critics: Some found it surprisingly dull while others said Berg comes off as one-dimensional, leaving much to be explored.
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And while Mr. Carell bounces and sags persuasively, the characterization is finally so soft that Bobby comes off as more needy and pathetic than threatening.
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When one tries to thoroughly analyze memes to find some larger truth, it comes off as a mediocre wanna-be psychoanalysis of the teen mind.
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Nicole comes off as a vengeful shark (her divorce lawyer is played by Laura Dern in stilettos), and Charlie as a martyr and a baby.
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Whatever the truth, Mambrú just shrugs and leaves, whereas Sophie is outraged, although her innocence, it must be said, comes off as whiny and meek.
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It comes off as both a winking self-tribute and an eyes-wide-open eulogy to a world and a style he would long outlive.
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"He comes off as very laid-back and he is, but he's also constantly thinking, and he notices ev-ery-thing," said Ms. Crawford, 21988.
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In the show, Ms. Clark comes off as an unexpectedly sympathetic character as she confronts withering criticism from the news media and colleagues about her appearance.
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What should be a coherent, integrated part of Sanders's broader message comes off as a sort of honor badge from his activist days, decorative and superfluous.
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Instead of a sociopathic YouTuber hellbent on sensationalism and fame, he comes off as a misunderstood 21-year-old kid trying to keep his company afloat.
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In a smarter, more cutting satire he would be the intentionally awful inverse of the Circle, because he just comes off as shallow and self-righteous.
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Whatever it is, he comes off as mellow and polite, keeping his phone out of sight during interactions and asking if I have any dietary restrictions.
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In general, the show comes off as voyeuristic and tries too hard to turn real, serious habits into entertainment for a hungry audience looking for aesthetics.
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But the always-fashionable, multi-hyphenate superstar's role — he's technically co-owner and head of imagination at the Dutch denim brand — comes off as pretty legit.
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" As both performance artist and art teacher, he often comes off as a happy warrior: "Give me a place to stand and I'll move the earth.
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In "The Rape of Europa" (1559–62), we are once again in the presence of a scene that comes off as the perfect sanctification of rape.
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As played by Nathalie Baye, Marlène comes off as shallow yet enigmatic, with a big satisfied smile she has engineered for her customers and her intimates.
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The whole date comes off as though Peter thought he if he told her she wasn't ready, she would just agree and leave... but she doesn't.
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Onstage or in his podcast, he comes off as the ultimate macho blowhard at the bar, but his greatest jokes are about the prison of masculinity.
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"He comes off as this big guy, intimidating in size, but his smile — he had this jolly and cheerful personality," Mr. Horowitz said in an interview.
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The work is so dry that it comes off as both darkly comic and so believable that you wonder why such a service doesn't already exist.
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People already feel overwhelmed with Slack and email, and if recording videos comes off as more of a chore than an efficiency, workers will stick to text.
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Rather than illuminating who Marin was as a character, the finale swerve comes off as a way to avoid making Vera the true villain of the story.
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It comes off as an easy way to motivate Graham, her second husband (and Ryan's step-grandfather), whose main character trait up until then was vague cowardice.
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Similarly, titles such as Dr. and Professor are no longer thrown around with such force, and their excessive use comes off as an overstatement or an embarrassment.
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The town's mayor is a woman (score one for the popular vote), but like the rest of the adults around, she comes off as bumbling and inept.
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And even though his work comes off as very relatable for many of us existentially confused millennial Instagram scrollers, that's not the real aim of Deckmann's work.
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It comes off as if Trump thinks negotiation, by itself, will solve the nation's problems, and that he is the only person who's ever thought of it.
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The scene, in which Curly sells his saddle, his horse, and his gun, usually emphasizes his brawny maturity, but here he comes off as a bit desperate.
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And as with Swift, Kelly's feminism isn't that nuanced, and often comes off as more concerned with furthering Megyn Kelly than it is with furthering gender equality.
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It sounds bad, but the truth is there are pretty good reasons for most of it and in the end the report comes off as rather naive.
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Andrew Prokop: Whatever liberals might think of Cruz, he's a very good speaker and comes off as extremely knowledgeable and informed to a sympathetic anti-DC audience.
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Though he's no stranger to such competitions, the scene comes off as weirdness for the sake of being weird in an episode that is mostly played straight.
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On the Cherry Lane's small stage, the overstuffed set by Harry Feiner comes off as too literal, with its fence and rocking chairs and receding telephone poles.
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By trade a researcher ("like being a private detective, without the danger and the sex"), the delightful Ms. Mann comes off as a funny, very hip nerd.
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Gitty doesn't grasp what's going on with the family's farm, but, like so much in "American Fable," her naïveté comes off as forced, scripted rather than innate.
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Adiagha, apparently explored elsewhere in the cycle, is somewhat underdeveloped here, and comes off as a device to bring Abasiama and Iniabasi together for their face-off.
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If her blunt style of cutting through the nonsense comes off as attitude, consider it an initiation for newcomers, with their repetitive questions about rules and rates.
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In Ms. DuVernay's emotional and intimate series, Ms. Fairstein comes off as the primary villain, with numerous lines depicting her as bent on railroading the young men.
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Though informed by the Pattern and Decoration movement, Spero's art never comes off as decorative; still, it is astonishing how many decorative elements are contained within it.
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The work can feel besides the point in today's context — what might have seemed provocative 10 or 20 years ago now comes off as just loud and obnoxious.
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In the 1967 movie, he comes off as a buffoon — much to the disappointment of his widow, who was allegedly "humiliated" by the portrayal, according to USA Today.
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No. Jonathan SchwartzMay 11, 2016 On the stand, Schwartz comes off as an inconsistent character, but his inconsistencies are only the inconsistencies of the tech industry at large.
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The oddly named Doctor Willard Bliss — yes, Dr. Doctor — comes off as a villain to rival Guiteau, making bad decisions and barring other physicians from assisting or advising.
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I'm sure Amazon's decision is backed by customer data, but it still comes off as stubborn when competitors are all using USB-C (or Lightning in Apple's case).
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And although Biden enjoys touting his proximity to Obama, it comes off as condescending when the former vice president addresses the black community about inequalities that plague it.
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But because this new movie spends most of its time cutting between its cast of bland preteens and listless adults, it comes off as strangely innocent in contrast.
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They record a music video that's supposed to be a reenactment of Cookie and Lucious falling in love, but instead it comes off as a poor '80s parody.
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A lot of the time this comes off as distracting, as if the art is part of the game's design, not an organic piece of the world itself.
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With a few exceptions (like the aforementioned rescue), visitors end up tagging along with a sheriff or gunslinger who comes off as the real star of the show.
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Don DeLillo, who comes off as literary without question, takes the award over me" — at the 1985 National Book Awards — "because I published in genre and he didn't.
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Choose any medium — Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, or good old-fashioned television — and she comes off as relatable, down-to-earth, and, most importantly, the realest of the real.
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Velvet Buzzsaw comes off as an indictment of the well-documented corruption and snootiness of the art world—sort of like the dark comedy The Square, but bloodier.
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Byrd: There are times when I'm trying to get my point across and be serious, but my [personality] comes off as, 'Oh, OK she really doesn't mean it.
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In "Goodnight Mommy" (22014), the mother, whose head is wrapped in bandages, initially comes off as a figure of terror to her twin boys, before they switch positions.
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Check it out ... Laura says there's not much similarity between herself and Dern's feisty Nora Fanshaw, who reps ScarJo in the movie and comes off as deceptively aggressive.
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For all its flash and glitz, the pageant comes off as difficult, exacting work; for all the camaraderie of the drag queens, the competition is fierce and serious.
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In this politics of white virtue, Lydia and Luca's journey comes off as little more than a simplistic story that can render a heartrending crisis consumable and marketable.
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The word "typically" seems like a gesture to acknowledge that, but "Nongay, typically" with an answer like HETERO still comes off as a fairly heteronormative clue to me.
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In the book, gender stereotypes are upended: Raif comes off as vulnerable and emotional, while Maria exudes independence and a lack of sentimentality for matters of the heart.
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In my experience, Model 3 fans and Tesla enthusiasts in general don't crave traditional luxury; rather, they want an interior that comes off as high-tech and minimalist.
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Johnson is black and Samoan, and comes off as ethnically ambiguous, a blank slate upon which anyone can project whatever they see — or whatever they want to see.
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Jason Rhoades's work can feel besides the point in today's context — what might have seemed provocative 10 or 20 years ago now comes off as just loud and obnoxious.
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There's a dark humor in the idea of sleeping with her boss (and hurting Josh) just for the thrill of the chase, but Nathaniel comes off as too entitled.
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Cruz seems to have an appetite for bipartisanship lately, which comes off as a little suspect considering that he is the Republican senator with the most partisan track record.
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The game comes off as something of a mixed-media experiment: a fairly standard third-person shooter punctuated by 20-minute live television-style segments that continue the story.
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Wilder tries to make Joshua feel better ... but it only comes off as terrifying -- especially after that beating Deontay put on Bermane Stiverne last weekend (seriously ... it was scary).
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Animated Beast has a lot of the same pros and cons as Live-Action Beast, but comes off as less of a drip, maybe because his movie is better.
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On the flip side, Claire's repeatedly expressed reverence for the majesty, beauty and sheer power of these creatures comes off as naive, especially when faced with some difficult decisions.
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Again, a possibly weighty, conversation-starting image immediately comes off as a for-shock, and fairly on-the-nose, statement about how the world's expectations make women hurt themselves.
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While her dialogue sometimes comes off as didactic, Falco's version of Abramson reframes the sensational media stories about the case, always giving the brothers the benefit of the doubt.
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The fact that Musk dropped everything to attempt to help a soccer team stuck in a flooded cave on the other side of the planet comes off as heroic.
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At the start of the show she comes off as simultaneously daffy and calculating, a danger to a community just barely held upright by the strength of its secrets.
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Still, at its best, his fiction has an unfakeable, lived authenticity to it, even now; at its weakest, it comes off as sentimental—a charge Algren anticipated, and owned.
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Acosta's criticism of FNC is his prerogative, of course, but it comes off as clumsy for a guy who is supposed to be a reporter, and not a commentator.
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It should be noted that players on some teams don't like to see this done because it comes off as childish, even misogynistic or homophobic (depending on the costume).
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter after seeing Mr. Steyer interviewed on CNN.
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There must be a purpose to the altar-like plinth, which comes off as 20th-century-rust-belt-industrial compared to the Doric columns, but the reason isn't apparent.
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Despite Mr. McArthur's angsty singing, Simon basically comes off as a nice boy with a big imagination and, for a high school sophomore, few objections to setting the table.
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To a new generation of hardcore fans, this early era of hardcore—bands like Judge, Warzone, and Madball—often comes off as the literal grunts of knuckle-dragging Neanderthals.
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"It comes off as very exploitative and pretty much packages everything cringe-y about gentrification into a neat little package," she continued before going into her own Nashville upbringing.
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But he comes off as weirdly refreshing in this book — like he's the person who calls out the bullshit and tries to articulate some kind of consistent political project.
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Across its ten pristinely-produced tracks, Xiu Xiu comes off as challenging as ever, equally comfortable pumping out clangorous hellscapes ("Jenny GoGo") as they are glitchy pop-songs ("Wondering").
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He comes off as serious, civic-minded, and as professorial as ever, but also as a young father of two, looking for an economical but filling meal for his family.
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Her professorial-style haranguing might be a hit with coastal urbanites, but it misses the mark in Middle America, where she comes off as the ultimate caricature of Northeastern elitism.
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Owens' assessment of Harrison's time in the Indiana territory is presented in the larger context of U.S. policy toward Native Americans under Jefferson, who comes off as quite a villain.
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His performance here is full of strange, dissonant notes and odd glances; he comes off as angry when he's playing repentant, and utterly insincere when Jake lets his guard down.
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When some labels get vocal about environmental concerns related to fashion manufacturing practices just once a year, when, say, Earth Day rolls around, it comes off as sort of disingenuous.
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In 10 Cloverfield Lane, it's Michelle that pushes the story forward at every turn, and she comes off as a fully-realized, flesh-and-blood human being because of it.
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She never comes off as a temptress or schemer, but rather alludes often, and sans melodrama, to the fact she has been horribly abused by men most of her life.
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Whether you think he comes off as sexy or skeevy is subjective, but there's one thing we can all agree on: the age of woke pop is here to stay.
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Although Kim was simply having some silly fun singing to Kourtney Kardashian's breakup playlist, her performance, devoid of much context, comes off as shady to the rest of the world.
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As much as I want to take Loring Place on its own terms, the menu makes comparisons with ABC Kitchen inevitable, and Loring Place comes off as slightly less interesting.
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We know Philip comes off as a sensitive, secure soul with a keen understanding of women's rights (just seeing if you were paying attention), but his reaction is pretty knuckle-dragging.
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We can't say for sure if this is how Williams' stellium affects her, but, in general, she likely comes off as especially Libran (read: sociable, fair, and perhaps a tad indecisive).
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The film is as somber and dour as any episode of The Killing ever was, but where that series always felt gritty and grounded, The Lie frankly comes off as dumb.
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"I don't think it's a bad idea, per se, for someone to be asking questions on the committee's behalf, but having one side doing it comes off as partisan," he said.
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Bobby comes off as incredibly out of touch throughout the video — he even pulls the classic, "I'm not rich, my parents are!" while bragging about attending a party with Kate Moss.
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Ultimately, Victoria's Secret's latest announcement comes off as insincere and ill-timedBecause Victoria's Secret has long failed to diversify its cast of models, the brand's latest campaign does not seem genuine.
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Ruby has a uniqueness to her where, because of her hair and tattoos and style, she comes off as very edgy, which is great because it really makes her seem tough.
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Given that the Obama administration also housed separated children in "cages," which merited the faintest of peeps from supplicant media, politicians and activists, this newfound outrage comes off as contrived partisanship.
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But The Bloody Hand, as I am told this play is called, which with its canny vulgarity, frilly rhymed couplet dialogue, and fart noises, comes off as good-humored self-parody.
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Within the strict textual limits of the game Bernard comes off as little more than an unmotivated evil, making grandiose speeches about the meaninglessness of existence and transcending the human form.
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The idea that she comes off as cold or uncharismatic on the stump — she was going viral with speeches when that was barely a thing — crumbles upon watching or meeting her.
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While Mr. Dean's writing is overly restrained — Bradley comes off as a man with too many unfulfilled needs — Ms. Simpson presents Greta as a figure of unbearable grief and rightful wrath.
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The show tries to put her actions in a context of rural economic malaise and male entitlement, but it mostly condescends to her, and Lyle comes off as a hapless bumpkin.
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We learn more about Finch's torments in the second half of the movie, but it's a poor start for new audiences that comes off as misguided (if not a bit sexist).
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But advertising execs say there's nothing wrong with quieting down the revelry for a serious message here and there — as long as it's done judiciously and it comes off as genuine.
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"To put it on women not tapping into their creativity and not pushing for roles in the business of music such as producing, it seemingly comes off as sexist," she tweeted.
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But with that knowledge, it's a riveting performance, as Eve is tasked with physically changing her body language and expressions in a way that comes off as threatening rather than comical.
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It initially comes off as a strange pairing, but IBM shared this stat: in 2015, 35 percent of cars were internet-enabled, but by 2020 that's supposed to be over 90 percent.
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David Mendenhall is Peak Child Actor as Michael Cutler/Hawk(s)—a pinched, meticulously rehearsed kid perhaps a few years too old for his role who comes off as a little whiny.
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They're not explicitly stealing from cultures, but it all comes off as someone who went to a Southeastern Asian country once for two weeks and decided to market its traditions to millennials.
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Acronyms are not common in Arabic as they are in English, so an Arabic acronym as a concept comes off as a weird invention -- something that is made up and not real.
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Flaked tries to suggest that he's profited too much from his lies (by becoming a big muckety-muck in his AA group, for instance), but this comes off as a weak rationalization.
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It's understandably weird to be honored for the worst day of your life, but Billy comes off as too much of a blank slate, and Alwyn's face doesn't project any real anguish.
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In this case, it comes off as the paper saying it's responding to Cousins's abusive behavior, but it has the feel of the Bee trying to influence the Kings into trading him.
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Whereas Luther displayed the courage of his convictions, Erasmus comes off as a self-protective pragmatist, seeking accommodation with the church so as to pursue his life with a minimum of upset.
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Gabriel vanished without a trace, and after sustaining a mortal gunshot wound last week, Eric joins the ranks of the departed this week in another tearful goodbye that comes off as perfunctory.
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Though Parton, at first glance, comes off as an extraterrestrially confident ray of light, much of her music is grounded by an authentic sense of insecurity that she's worked hard to overcome.
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Some of the badmouthing that peppers Davis and Crawford's biographies comes off as the usual jostling for status, but at times the antagonism seemed to originate from a deeper, more desperate place.
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Unfortunately, years of playing hard-headed tough guy characters did not adequately prepare Rollins for exhibiting "emotions" and his attempt at displaying fear just comes off as him having to pee really badly.
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In some ways, the writers' attempt to speak to class and politics through Van Der Beek's character comes off as cartoonish (in one scene, Matt snorts cocaine while proclaiming "God bless Ronald Reagan").
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I've heard people argue that Marion comes off as too stern, too unloving — that she's uncharitably framed as an impediment to Lady Bird's liberation, instead of a facilitator, like her jokey, understanding father.
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Mandy flags at the end, simply because Sand comes off as too pathetic to provide much tension as an archvillain, and the film doesn't deliver narrative revelations that match its increasingly stylized imagery.
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Bill Clinton's artful effort to humanize his wife, who sometimes comes off as robotic on the campaign trail and has struggled to win voters' trust, was met with enthusiastic cheers in the room.
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The band's mode of writing lyrics may have each member taking turns spilling their life experiences on alternate verses, but they're smart enough to make sure it comes off as one cohesive voice.
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No, because of its relatively close resemblance to a standard TT. Strictly in terms of appearance, it comes off as ... a dressed-up TT, despite Audi's best attempts to give it some flair.
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Still, you could never imagine his ebullient Jeffrey working in an accountant's office, so the plot's resolution, in which he renounces Phil's philistinism in favor of Arthur's honor, comes off as a disappointment.
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With few interventions, his production — capably conducted by Philippe Jordan and wonderfully sung, particularly by the soprano Nicole Car as Donna Elvira — even comes off as a little safe, until its arresting ending.
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In the book she comes off as a rather combustible personality and doesn't really like it when things are too peaceful and likes to blow up relationships and is a pretty great person.
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George Clooney isn't in the new movie "Ocean's 8," but his sly spirit and charisma pervade the whole project, which almost comes off as a tribute to him and his character, Danny Ocean.
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"It comes off as, 'I am super excited about the problem you are talking about right now, and I have a whole bunch of ways I would love to solve it,'" she said.
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And it's exactly the kind of campy romp you'd expect, with plenty of singing and dancing by staff dressed in the colors of the company's logo (which only comes off as slightly cultish).
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With its single, hollow eye, the symbol of a blinkered worldview, "Giant Figure (Cyclops)" comes off as an outsized guardian figure/Star Wars shock trooper primed to stomp the first outbreak of dissent.
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Janney dons enormous plastic glasses and a mud-colored, bowl-shaped wig to play the character, delivering her "interviews" with a parakeet on her shoulder, and it all comes off as a revelation.
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To Lee's credit, none of the social commentary in The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue comes off as didactic: There is no eat-your-vegetables dutifulness to this creampuff of a book.
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Jones comes off as a man with deep and long-lasting friendships and a sincere interest in providing mentorship for younger artists, all while using his clout to promote social justice and political causes.
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The film's most startling comment on race appears unintentional: that fateful interview with Diane Sawyer, in which Houston coined the phrase "crack is whack," has aged poorly, and comes off as painfully exploitative today.
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If you imagine the stranger as a friend, confidant, or lover, it comes off as soothing, but otherwise can feel intrusive and assuming—an ambiguity the LA-based CalArts alum seems to delight in.
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Rickey comes off as delusional but heroic, a lone warrior fighting against time and the decomposition of the body and a judgmental world that was all too willing to call him an old man.
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She thinks that she is fabulous and funny, but she really comes off as entitled, immature, and too big for both her britches and her hip pads (if she ever bothered to wear any).
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It comes off as an artfully contrived tease, like the scene in the "Mission Impossible" movies in which someone goes on at length about the impenetrable security that makes a big heist so unlikely.
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Nuttier than a bakery full of fruitcakes and sleazier than a cheap strip club, "68 Kill" is a proudly morbid heist movie that wallows in bad taste and still comes off as absurdly funny.
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But it comes off as a little tone deaf to slurp up data as intimate as health care records without informing patients, at a time when data privacy concerns are more heightened than ever.
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But for me, the attempt to make music that has a deep emotional resonance or reflects something that I'm feeling—I think that plays out in a way that perhaps comes off as cinematic.
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Sure, looked at from one perspective, Miller comes off as a mere jerk, dismissive of his collaborators and overly portentous about a future dedicated to making B-grade shlock like Yogi Bear in 3-D.
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Health Care One area where Hillary Clinton's book comes off as more moderate than her husband's is on the issue of health care, a contentious issue that both Clintons wrestled with in the White House.
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The pulling straight back from attacks and mugging in between his opponent's misses is something you will recognize from many great Nak Muay, even if at times it comes off as an awkward Saenchai impression.
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Love her, hate her, or think the Democrats need fresh blood: You can't say she's not an effective behind the scenes operator, even if her whole persona comes off as too establishment for the moment.
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Nevertheless, scientists at the University of Toronto programmed an AI to write a Christmas song, and while Boing Boing deems this "not bad" and "a triumph," it comes off as hauntingly stoic and vaguely threatening.
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The same is true with "Divergence," in which the dark shapes possess such a presence that the white curve of the swoosh comes off as a negative shape and not the subject of the work.
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The Twins aren't the only major league team owned by a family—in this case, the Pohlad family—but they are the only MLB organization that comes off as though it's run like a family.
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But he couldn't have reasonably expected the interviwer — Yahoo Finance's JP Mangalindan — to ignore the DFJ situation, so giving less than 24 hours notice comes off as disrespectful to both the event organizers and attendees.
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Despite the fact that his music is objectively bad, Jackson Maine comes off as a black hole of emotional need, the kind of damaged and charismatic man who can pull love out of your chest.
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Experts said the beverage giant was trying to be hip and inject its product in a conversation about marches and the racial protest movement, but the ad comes off as insensitive and lacking in authenticity.
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She is seen as having learned the lessons of endurance and competition that her mother had hoped to impart—and the writing of her memoir comes off as a crucial part of her struggle. ♦
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Despite the vinyl pops and other markers of lonely intimacy, the titular vocal sample of this track from the self-titled record comes off as much of as more of a warning than a plea.
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"At any given point, it feels as if there are only a handful of sounds in the stereo field, and what at first comes off as a limited range slowly reveals itself as the opposite."
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Second, mocking the Venezuelan opposition comes off as tone-deaf in the context of Venezuela's struggle between democracy and authoritarianism, as well as the profound humanitarian crisis that is affecting, among other countries, Brazil itself.
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"I am a strong woman with a strong voice, and I still fall into the same traps as everyone else, trying to edit my tone so it comes off as less strong," she told Motherboard.
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"I know this comes off as unfounded, but, as we both understand, it could have been any mix of authorities that could have made that decision and jointly agreed to go through with it," Verzilov said.
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This plot has all the elements of a South Park-style paean to faux-neutral nihilism, but it plays out in such a slapdash way that The Golden Circle comes off as more dilettantish than cynical.
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Using stock imagery might be common practice in advertising, but when it comes to advertising a camera's capabilities, it comes off as deceptive, giving potential buyers the wrong idea about what a product is capable of.
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But without a proper, full-on villain, as well as an adequate substitute for Robert Downey Jr.'s late, oft-mentioned Tony Stark, this comes off as a less than glittering star in the Marvel firmament.
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She forces Theon to binge drink and says he should either kill himself or show more team spirit, which is I guess how the Ironborn do tough love, but it comes off as... kind of touching?
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In a city where nearly everyone errs on the side of melodies, he comes off as a traditionalist in the way he tips each verse with boundless energy, rapping over songs like he's in a sprint.
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Anything that comes off as threateningAvoid any sentence that starts with "I'd better get this job, or..."Even if you're just kidding (I mean, hopefully, you're kidding), you'll just come across as creepy and overly aggressive.
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The fabled austerity of these wines may be an obstacle if they are drunk as an aperitif or in a bar, but with food, what otherwise may seem astringent comes off as cool, brisk and fresh.
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In the context of the latest scandal from her father's White House administration, it comes off as a dig at her detractors — perhaps among them the president himself, based on what his personal assistant told reporters.
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The ever-present character of Julia Warhola in Als's TV series initially comes off as a rather stereotypical immigrant parent, constantly fretting about the well-being of her sickly "Andy Candy" while fumbling with English grammar.
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This scene, where, stripped of his celebrity, he bombs in front of strangers, both asks and answers the question, since he comes off as deeply ordinary but also more than willing to present himself as such.
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I also have a glass of rosé, and then we head upstairs... OK LISTEN... I normally cringe when MDs mention doing the dirty because it comes off as braggy to me, but I've waited so long!
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Lisa Vanderpump comes off as the Aaron Burr of "The Real Housewives," elegant and inscrutable; as Lin-Manuel Miranda might put it, she sexts less, smiles more—you wouldn't want to face her in a duel.
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Elio and Oliver's reunion, by contrast, comes off as a regression, a bleating insistence that nothing has changed since that lusty summer, and that the intervening decades might be discarded with a wave of the hand.
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My spirits revived on the museum's sixth-floor outdoor terrace, with a suite of hilarious figure sculptures by Nicole Eisenman, who, at the venerable age of fifty-four, comes off as the show's sole Old Master.
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But the appearance of a White House organization in disarray is still preferable to what comes off as a lack of decency and tolerance for damning evidence of domestic abuse, not to mention serious security lapses.
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But without knowing how Ally perceives this shift, and whether she's at all had a say in it, it all comes off as mansplain-y — yet another man declaring that he's going to tell us about art.
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The entry here, WENT SOFT, comes off as kind of uncomplimentary, but maybe I'm thinking about it in the context of gaining marshmallowy winter weight, which never happens to me, but sounds like kind of a bummer.
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The overall effect is that Owens somehow comes off as a stand-in for everyone and everything happening around him, which results in a feature-length film about Owens that has less depth than an encyclopedia entry.
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At other times, White's stuntish approach — he vows at the outset that he won't "write about any period of camping history without living through it as much as possible" himself — comes off as a little narratively desperate.
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The film mostly comes off as a montage of soundbites from leading AI researchers, who undoubtedly have profound insights to offer about AI, if only Paine had given them the space to do so in his film.
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There are a number of other scenes like this where the artist comes off as a man of few words with a soft-spoken demeanor that is in direct contrast to the gripping assertiveness of his art.
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In the lectures, Mr. Leguizamo comes off as a cross between Howard Zinn and Professor Irwin Corey, drawing impossible pie charts and ribald diagrams on a chalkboard and then acting out a brutal history in ludicrous skits.
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You might intend for this phrase to demonstrate your eagerness, but in reality, it "comes off as slightly desperate, and desperation doesn't look good in any context," says Zachary Painter, Career Adviser and Hiring Manager at ResumeGenius.com.
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But for many Russian observers, Mr. Kadyrov comes off as a bully who now finds Chechnya too small for his ambitions, and has turned to social media — he has 1.6 million followers on Instagram — to project his bravado.
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Yes, a lot of that comes from their patriarch — "He seemed like, you know, a guy, " Matt Randolph says in a confessional after meeting Colton — but it's Cassie who comes off as the most unsure about the Bachelor.
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That confrontation comes off as a simple straw man argument between a stubborn, get-off-my-lawn-type elderly conservative and a bratty, elitist kid, created simply to remind viewers how annoying and entitled city-living teens are.
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But because the movie is such a stripped-down version of Eggers' book — and is clearly trying to be Black Mirror with mass-audience appeal — everything it tries to say about surveillance and accountability comes off as cartoonish.
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I don't feel like the movie is remotely interested in Freddie Mercury as a character (nor does it seem interested in any of the other members of Queen, either), and the entire thing comes off as pretty superficial.
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Poppy is the pastel colour trend and the deep web, she is confessional writing and she is postmodernism, she comes off as both extremely intimate and completely removed—she is "Samantha" from Spike Jonze' Her with added visuals.
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While the phrase comes off as a bit of cheeky marketing-speak, it does nevertheless capture the fundamental difference between Netflix's streaming model and the one-weekend-and-out rhythm that most feature film marketing is built around.
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Anyone in a position of power telling someone who is comparatively powerless to not talk about their personal experience or their knowledge of someone else's experience—as he is alleged to have done—comes off as a threat.
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But no matter how hard he tries to convince us of Thorpe's "magnetic personality," his central character comes off as selfish, arrogant and manipulative, expecting his close friend, Peter Bessell, another Liberal M.P., to clean up after him.
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Lohengrin, the outstanding Piotr Beczala, has little ethereal about him; his evocation of the Holy Grail, "In fernem Land," fittingly comes off as a spiteful rant, especially as it is sung more choppily than one often hears it.
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Add in another distancing factor — a defensive mind-set that often frames critiques of the publication as exercises undertaken in bad faith — and "The Fourth Estate" at times comes off as a portrait of different kinds of awkwardness.
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While Mueller is pitch-perfect in her portrayal of a woman battling emotional and physical abuse, Earl as acted by Nick Cordero comes off as a cartoonish, buffoonish stereotype — less Stanley Kowalski, more Gaston from Beauty and the Beast.
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You would expect history's most hated and infamous anti-semite's name to come up during one of the many times someone rails against the "social democrats," which usually comes off as a thinly-veiled euphemism for Germany's Jewish population.
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Instead, he comes off as optimistic about the company he founded with Peter Rander, who, as former engineering lead at the Uber Advanced Technologies Group, helped bring the ride-hail company's first-generation self-driving prototypes to public roads.
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Kevin comes off as a dumb beauty — he's the star of a sitcom called Manny, in which he plays, what else, a male nanny — but he's not sure he wants success if it can't be on his own terms.
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It's a terrific implementation of a combat/hunt system that could easily be so complex that it satisfies no one – and instead it comes off as a system that will truly appeal to just about any kind of gamer.
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Mr. Asante-Muhammad lamented that the rhetoric of the movement comes off as anti-immigrant and said that Mr. Moore and Ms. Carnell "over-dramatize" the impact of African immigrants on the wealth and opportunities available to black Americans.
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The movie complicates Mr. Chiang's story, adding action scenes and political notes, which comes off as pretty puny compared with its larger, grander adventure about a woman who, in staring into the void, leaps into life and finds herself.
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From the get-go he comes off as clever and likable, even as his fellow academics dismiss him as a basket case, and as the movie progresses he uses his bookish expertise to guide an expedition to Atlantis itself.
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SM: He comes off as the closest in this book to the person who "makes" the president, the person who spots a potential political talent several years out and thinks his message can resonate with the anti-immigration crowd.
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There's also a sight gag that comes off as regressive — Gary recruits the help of a supernatural specialist played by Brad Williams, an actor with dwarfism, and one sequence rests entirely on his difficulty loading a truck, due to his height.
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Auto-racing so often comes off as such a personal sport in video games, whether it's in the realistic first-person views of Assetto Corsa or in the mad juggles for first place in a game like Super Mario Kart.
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The image comes off as a demented Soviet-era propaganda poster, with Joseph Stalin in his military-style greatcoat and cap, unloading two six-shooters into a column of Nazi soldiers — a monster destroying the armies of a fellow monster.
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Although the car is jam-packed with music industry types—an Interscope Records publicist, Years & Years' manager, and a stylist—Alexander comes off as more of a twink next door than a major label star who recently played Wembley Stadium.
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It probably comes off as dismissive, but when you hear that word in Buenos Aires, a city of mostly Italian ancestry that prefers tamely salty flavors and runs in stampedes from spice, you say yes and hope for the best.
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Whether or not you view these criticisms as sincere — given Clinton's own posturing on gun control in 2008, that part comes off as at least a little disingenuous — they show Clinton is returning to arguments she used during the primary.
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But some have worried that Lorax, with his possessive use of "my" when referring to the trees and other creatures, isn't really a good teaching model because he comes off as a self-righteous eco-warrior with an unfounded anger.
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For starters, although its highly detailed CGI animation is impressively realistic compared to the famed — and notoriously gory — 1978 animated feature, some viewers have complained that it comes off as flat and colorless, and occasionally a bit video game-y.
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Throughout this scene, and for the rest of the film for that matter, Haraway comes off as energetic, enthusiastic, funny, playful, and an engaging storyteller, who not only uses words but her hands and body language as well to communicate.
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Instead, it comes off as the episode that sets Link up for a grand romantic gesture — one that will prove to Amelia he can be the partner she has wanted for so long, no matter what a paternity test says.
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The comparison undermines its own purpose, in that the influence here comes off as seeming superficial, while the tones of the two paintings are at odds: Delacroix's figures are caught in a scene of turmoil, while Cézanne's worship the central woman.
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But instead of attempting to really look at "what it means to be a female artist," this particular exhibit, in which the artworks are united only by the gender of their creators, comes off as a kind of PR stunt.
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None of Kidding's dialogue comes off as a throwaway line or unimportant aside (even in the episodes featuring a talking baguette), which makes each 30-minute chapter of Jeff's story feel dense and satisfying in a way many individual dramedy episodes lack.
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Frankly, even though I lean to Sanders, I think he comes off as condescending and rude at those points -- which he sort of manages to get away with because he's a curmudgeonly old white guy, but Clinton won't get the same pass.
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Walsh comes off as the type of operative you'd expect to find in a typical Republican White House, thrown into a White House that was anything but — and as someone who bailed out of the job early because she had had enough.
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To virtually everyone who sets eyes on it, the painting comes off as a hard-edged abstraction made from two interlocking shapes, one black and one blue, but the blue shape is actually the negative space bounded by the bicep, forearm and hammer.
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In younger days, he traded on a persona that split the difference between high school jock and high school goofball; in his middle age, he largely comes off as a guy who talks back to the car radio on the drive to work.
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In the 150-page report on the escape by the inspector general's office released on Monday, Mr. Sweat comes off as unrepentant and smug, describing prison guards as lazy and incompetent and his sidekick, Richard W. Matt, as a bumbling, overweight tag-along.
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Before working on The First Monday in May, Rossi watched documentaries delving into both the fashion and art realms — The September Issue as well as National Gallery, for example, and he hopes his flick comes off as "a hybrid" of the two.
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"In terms of their lives, and this being an existential crisis, and a threat, I don't think that comes off as immediately as something like a pandemic," said Miro Korenha, co-founder of Our Daily Planet, a Washington DC-based environmental news platform.
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But depending on who's writing and drawing her, the comics' depiction of this amorphous power has been inconsistent: Her luck comes off as more or less just making things happen — bullets hit, or lightning strikes, or she's saved by the slightest of nudges.
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Again, Reigns is booked like a chump when it counts, so you have this guy who comes off as a delusional loser headlining pretty much all your shows, winning when it's most obnoxious (Undertaker, Braun Strowman), while still managing to not be good.
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Particularly since the entire point of police is to hold others accountable for wrongdoing, the blue wall of silence comes off as an especially blatant attempt by the criminal justice system to eliminate any personal responsibility for wrongdoing by the system's actors.
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The lines and arrows and dots and shapes that populate them represent the traces of the players who once trod their fields with pleasure and passion, whereas an empty field diagram, while perhaps a purer aesthetic of minimalism, comes off as anodyne and sterile.
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But given that they're being released together and follow a single story, it comes off as something more substantial than the bite-sized work that we're used to in the VR world — even if by another medium's standards, it would still be pretty short.
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Goldberg&aposs charm is representative of narcissism The fact that Goldberg comes off as extremely charming from the first time viewers are introduced to him is another reason he could be a narcissist, something that ranges from the full-blown disorder to a personality trait.
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From across the room, the painting comes off as a giant color chart (each cell of the grid is a foot square) — another way that it sets the tone for the show — but soon you begin to realize how lyrical and quirky it is.
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The Eurogroup head's insistence that the euro-zone's problem is the moral laxity of its borrowers, not the tight-fistedness of its lenders, comes off as a nervous denial of northern Europeans' nagging suspicion that they may not be the upright citizens they think they are.
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I doubt Comey wants these salacious details to be the main message of his earnest tome, in which he comes off as a somewhat tragic figure who, in striving for decency, makes errors of judgment that helped put the singularly indecent Trump in the White House.
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Caroline comes off as a dilettante, and Kasia starts out as something of a Joan of Arc, a passionate if naïve operative in the Polish resistance whose feelings of guilt when she takes down her entire family after a botched assignment aren't plumbed in any meaningful way.
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But Paper Boi, with his paunch and sweaty brow, also comes off as fascinatingly depressed by impending fame, thrown by how fans perceive him as a symbol of street authenticity—it's as if he's become a nostalgic nineties sensation before he's even been signed by a label.
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The jumble of circles and lines comes off as a bit avant-garde (the festival's monogram is an abstracted 'R' comprised of a circle and two lines), but the graphic designers, who are brothers and work at Pentagram's London office, built the bespoke font with logic in mind.
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If Trump comes off as composed, serious and disciplined, as he has done while delivering some of his well-designed speeches and at his meetings with the presidents of Mexico and Egypt, he could convince many of the voters currently sitting on the sidelines to swing his way.
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The filmmakers try to flesh out the lives of the murder victims at the center of the trials — especially Odin Lloyd — which are often overlooked in true crime narratives, although the attempt comes off as half-hearted (and somewhat random) in a documentary subtitled The Mind of Aaron Hernandez.
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But as far-right politicians extolling white-supremacist and xenophobic party lines gain stronger footholds in the United States, Germany, the UK, and Austria—to name just a few examples—FIFA declaring "mission accomplished" for its part in fighting racism comes off as either hopelessly obtuse or willfully ignorant.
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His assessment of Newton when he played for Auburn University was not only a scathing critique of his performance as a player; it also questioned his integrity as a person: Very disingenuous — has a fake smile, comes off as very scripted and has a selfish, me-first makeup.
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An elite insider who has held senior political and military posts since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Rouhani comes off as a pragmatist unlike Khamenei and his allies, and analysts have cast doubt on his ability to balance their demands and the expectations of his often young and more liberal supporters.
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What Assassination Nation most wants to encourage, it seems, is empathy: While Lily is quick to see other people's points of view, for instance, Bex is an uncompromising left-wing reactionist ("You're a bitch; I'm a feminist") ready to shoot people down, and this stance often comes off as misguided.
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What follows is a Rick-centric episode, taking us into his fever dreams where the show revives meta versions of past characters like Shane (Jon Bernthal) and Hershel (Scott Wilson) in a sort of homage to the show, which comes off as a touching reprieve to Rick's seemingly inevitable demise.
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That Homecoming comes off as loose and sweet and light on its feet as it does feels like sort of minor Marvel miracle; whether Watts can swing this boy into super-manhood with all his endearing humanity intact is a question only time, and the next inevitable sequel, can tell. B+
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Corey seems convinced of Beach's significance, but he nonetheless comes off as a kind of oddball antihero, along the lines of Pizzoli's Tricky Vic, but less menacing: Believe in your dreams, kids, and spare no effort as you go for it, even if it means finagling your way around the law!
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At the end of their live show currently touring the country, Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim — better known as Tim and Eric — leave the stage after introducing their final act, a third performer who comes off as a parody of a 1980s observational comic, his jokes drowned out by loud music.
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The other big robot book of the spring, Ian McEwan's Machines Like Me, comes off as clumsy in comparison, and after reading Chiang, McEwan's infamous dismissal of most of sci-fi as "traveling at 10 times the speed of light in anti-gravity boots" seems even more tone deaf than it did before.
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When the song bridges into Pt. 2, it's a representation of me coming down from the drugs officially and stepping back into reality where I realize how lonely I am in the real world, which is also a strong reason why the vibe on Pt. 2 comes off as dark and mysterious.
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It was no secret that Broadcast used sound libraries as sources—as was common in many horror films of the 1960s and 1970s, Dawn of the Dead and Last House on Dead End Street among them—but what comes off as unique is that authentic patina they give to the score itself.
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The knowing, boisterous humour comes off as irredeemably smug and the A-list cast can't disguise the fact that they are portraying points of view, rather than characters Brooklyn (98%) from AllMovie: [The director and screenwriter were] suffusing it with an amber glow of nostalgia so relentlessly luminous it could set off a Geiger counter.
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He's got a giant target on his back: A huge part of his appeal for voters is the idea that many see him as the candidate most likely to beat President Donald Trump, and that idea can be blown right up if Biden comes off as faltering or unable to best his Democratic opponents Thursday.
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Some of this new wokeness comes off as a little strained, like when we're informed that High Valyrian has gender neutral pronouns, or when tiny badass Lyanna Mormont declares to all the Northern lords that she won't be content to stay home like a good little girl while the men go off to fight.
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The main problem with 2019's Child's Play, beyond its stock characters and disjointed plot, is that it ultimately comes off as a bit indecisive; while there are a few scenes that seem to be born from an R-rated horror playbook, most of it feels like a fun frolic through PG-13 land.
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Considering they could have worked with just about anyone in hip-hop, as evidenced by their respective tracks with some of the wider genre's major players, the selection of an Afrobeats star comes off as a rejection of a rap world that only now seems to be coming around to the greatness of música urbana.
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The prose initially comes off as deliberately breezy in the style of Stephen Greenblatt, but once Johnson gets the opportunity to slow down and show off her research, each paragraph pops open like an overstuffed but delightful cabinet of curiosities — an appropriate metaphor for the scientific polymathy (or perhaps dilettantism) of the Enlightenment gentlemen she's writing about.
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It's one in a slew of popular YA book series that failed to launch film franchises and were left hanging in the early 2000s (The Golden Compass, Eragon, Inkheart, City of Ember, etc.), though abandoning these franchises after one movie comes off as slightly less embarrassing than dropping Percy Jackson after two films, or Chronicles of Narnia after three.
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Incredibly Relatable: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Proving She's Just Like Us By Wasting Her Life On Social Media I laughed: Ocasio-Cortez wins the internet every day with incredible posts in which she comes off as a normal, everyday person who's forced to be online 24/7 due to social media's ever-tightening stranglehold on American life.
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The extreme poses of the figures, their limbs splayed apart or pulled into a defensive crouch, anticipate the exaggerated anatomies of the Neo-Expressionists, particularly Francesco Clemente, by several years, and the coloring of their skin — dark, disagreeable earth tones and unnatural shades of violet, pink and lime green — comes off as diseased or seared, as if radiated.
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Ross says that the crew claimed two versions of the Cash Money pendants, one iced-out and the other with a black onyx background, estimated to have cost around $15,000; when Mannie Fresh displays his, the relatively small size of the piece comes off as quaint when set against the ginormous chains rappers would soon begin to flaunt.
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In the questioning, Steele comes off as an earnest, upright figure who was stunned by his discoveries about Trump and Russia, and who felt duty-bound to go to the F.B.I. If Republicans had reason to believe that Simpson was lying to them, they could have referred him to the Department of Justice, but they did not.
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Just to detail the competition a bit, the BMW M3 isn't a slug, but it has that solid and planted-to-the-road Germanic feel to it while also being rear-wheel-drive like the Giulia Q. But the Alfa comes off as downright tossable in your hands, really more like the BMW M2 in spirit.
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But that's not the case in 2019, when Pete's implicit quid pro quo offer to the Barbies comes off as a none-too-funny sendup of Hollywood's very real and harmful "casting couch" history of (typically male) executives wielding their power over ingénues looking to break into Hollywood, by offering them acting roles in exchange for sexual favors.
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Both Billy's career and his relationship with the love of his life, Jane Aubrey (Kelly Preston, who is better in some scenes than others but overall comes off as an afterthought) are nearing an end, and he only has one day to get his shit together before, well, going back to his beautiful house in Aspen and collecting his MLB pension.
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It's not impossible to forge a sustainable career by hopping on one style after another, but those who become successful often combine the work of artists who inspire them with elements of their own personality to make it uniquely their own––Lil Peep, for example, combines drill and mall-punk in a way that comes off as an extension of his personality.
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Faced with an opponent who often comes off as neither a good leader nor a particularly good person, she had to maintain her self-control — to remember all the lessons she's gotten from decades of public criticism about smiling but not letting herself be talked over, about being knowledgeable but not boring, seeming human but being tough — while Trump lost his.
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The conservative intellectual apparatus is overwhelmingly against Ryancare — when you've lost Cato and Heritage and AEI and Yuval Levin and Avik Roy and Philip Klein, then discrediting CBO doesn't come off as CBO is wrong, and here's a persuasive argument for why; it comes off as we're wrong, and we're trying to make sure as few people as possible know it.
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That's in part due to the hype, the right people wearing it and the fact the design plays into the sportswear revivalism thing currently going on in the UK. But it also has to do with the fact it's a brand that comes off as inherently authentic: started by and worn by skaters in London who weren't concerned with the fact it was trendy to do so.
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It's a frustrating episode, both because the final twist remains obtuse and because the attention devoted to the dog doesn't always pay off: Sure, I can buy the built-in infrared tracking device and shrapnel shot from its forehead, but by the time it's modifying one of its amputated limbs into a slice-and-dicer, it comes off as more than a little over-the-top.
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The jaunty bounce of "Me and My Husband" first comes off as a joke about codependency ("It's always been just him and me"), as the percussive guitar strumming and plinky piano gleam with eager mock cheer, before revealing that the husband is actually the remedy for the narrator's own despair ("I'm the idiot with the painted face in the corner taking up space/ but when he walks in I am loved").
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Religion, often treated as a "symptom for — or at least of — something else," as Alyssa Rosenberg put it in her Washington Post column on the subject, is considered by The Americans to be at least as legitimate a driving action as the competing ideologies of capitalism and communism the other characters hold to (and far more legitimate than EST, which mostly comes off as silly, even if the characters who try it out aren't).
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This gives the characters a deadline (technically, CJ and Sebastian only have a finite window of time to save Calvin — once they get past the one week mark, they won't have enough power to return to that moment in time), but the ticking clock comes off as artificial, mainly because many of the setbacks they face seem like they could easily be solved with small tweaks, like jumping back from a different location, or approaching a conversation just a tad more diplomatically.
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The exhibition's historical segregation and conceptual over-determination feels controlling and strained, with such untamable artists as Bruce Nauman and Eva Hesse neatly stored in tidy vitrines (to be fair, the glass case housing Hesse's untitled sculpture from 1967-68 is part of the artwork, but in the context, it appears to entrap her spiky formal and material expansiveness), while the final gallery, filled with artists as diverse as Medardo Rosso, Gerhard Richter, Maria Lassnig, and Cy Twombly, comes off as a jumble of leftovers.
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