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Example sentences for come across
Also, don't come across as critical of students or fellow instructors, or even academia itself.
Surely, you've come across some great pegboard as well as hangers and hooks that work well.
But he didn't come across sometimes as real knowledgeable and a player's type of guy.
When they do their research with engineering firms they come across gender and cultural stereotypes within corporate cultures.
If he happened to come across anything in the typeface, he would look away.
It has old antique stores, where one can come across anything from vintage clothes to antique art pieces to furniture.
His unusual self-defense role also gives him a chance to come across as an unsinister personality to jurors.
The key point would be to include something a little different, and come across as diversified.
They look through things in sequence and when they come across an item that meets their aspiration level they go for it.
If you don't need it, your hiking partner or someone you come across might.
Clean-up crews who come across materials used to make the drug can be burned, or their lungs damaged from inhaling fumes.
Here are some cool digital archives or archive-related projects we've come across lately.
He wants to come across as pro-choice, but not radically so.
Once every thousand entries they come across an error, a piddling five cents one way or the other.
It's awesome to come across a blog every once in a while that isn't the same out of date rehashed information.
Come across the border and tour the famous city known for its new art community and outrageous buildings.
Those who cut down others because they don't agree come across to me as weak and insecure.
And in striving for expressive restraint, he could sometimes come across as stiff.
You'll come across sounding as if you are siding with or against someone.
He was offended to come across rusty bolts, or so-called free-climbers setting advance protection for themselves.
In professional contexts they come across as rude and/or disinterested.
Every so often, though, the researchers come across a bit of jam.
It is highly suggested your party brings rope in case you come across an obstruction that has not been mapped.
Try to not even think it, so that you don't come across as arrogant or condescending.
But hers does not, on first perusal, come across as a serious work.
Similarly, using all uppercase may come across as shouting.
Your blood won't be flowing so fast and that will come across as more confident and more poised.
None of them come across as confident, smart leaders.
The problem was that a smirking sense of humor can, shockingly, come across as obnoxious.
He doesn't come across as a writer with a conscious mind trying to construct an argument.
In your research paper, you come across as pretty savvy with regard to the terminology and technology of information.
These sniping, kvetching dinner companions come across as an insufferable collection of overprivileged, feckless whiners.
File away any interesting textbooks and syllabi that you come across for future reference.
When efficient-market theorists come across a market anomaly, they tend to dismiss it in one of three ways.
These efforts still come across obstacles and have not yet been crowned with success.
The zealots, bigots and creeps on both sides come across with equal clarity.
Still others simply choose the first caregiver or facility they come across based on price and convenience.
There are ageist individuals, fingers crossed you don't come across them.
The right-wing townsfolk, artsy theater people and visiting hippies come across as the shallowest stereotypes.
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