Sentences with phrase «coming across too»

Coming across too strongly may seem a little excessive at first, but most potential employers will great enjoy an applicant who seems excited about getting a new job.

I prefer to take an education and awareness type approach instead of coming across too harsh and negative or sweeping issues under the carpet.

But the audio was disappointing, coming across too soft and inadequate through the built - in stereo speakers.

Gordon - Levitt's accent takes some getting used to, but he was a smart choice to play the French daredevil, because you need someone with his boyish charm to match Petit's boundless energy without coming across too strong.

Arrive five minutes before the date is due to start, this way you appear organised and have put the effort in to turn up on time without coming across too keen.

You can ask him what he is looking for in a guy and subtly ask questions oriented around your own needs without coming across too heavy.

I think the main political argument for Pawlenty is that he will dutifully and enthusiastically read from whatever script the Romney campaign gives him and won't come across too mean when he does it.

The whole piece is definitely worth reading, although those who are acquainted already with the writings of Bishop Barron will certainly not come across too many deviations or developments from his other writing on similar subjects.

And as far as truly treating others better, you don't come across that too often actually.

I've not come across too many of the online cooking videos but I just checked out rouxbe.com above.

I haven't come across too many meal prep recipes which use noodles, most use rice, so that is refreshing to see.

Players aren't going to relate to Gazidas, he can't talk shop, he comes across too business like, and has a dealing with a bank manager feel about him.

We have not come across too many major complaints for the FastAction Fold jogger.

As we come across too many ailments nowadays, it proves to us even more that our regular diet lacks the important nutrients.

«If the bride brings a photo of Keira, that means she wants a nude lip and smoky eyes,» says Jennie Fresa of Jennie Fresa Beauty Library, in Clinton, CT. «Nude lips can be a challenge, because if they come across too pale on camera she'll look washed out.

I do not want to come across too sale like but this is one fall basic I always purchase during the sale.

As you'll see in swatches, it has terracotta undertones, so for that reason I don't suggest it to those who are really fair — otherwise it will come across too orange.

The introverted, who believes will come across too shy, can be seen as a good listener.

Everyone plays games, especially when you've just started dating someone new and you don't want to come across too interested.

On top of that, we came across too many scammers.

Don't come across too strongly, avoid sensitive topics and do not act crass.

I haven't come across too many self - published authors pricing their ebooks that highly yet, but that doesn't mean you can't try it.

I haven't come across too many, «You go, Kobo!»

I came across too many writing services and did not know which one to choose.

Despite the volume and scale of the surrounding cliffs I didn't come across too many easily accessible, signed or promoted hikes.

But I don't just take photos of places when I travel; I usually manage to get a few photos of the birds and animals I come across too.

She's considered the healer among the party members in the game, but while playing her, I'd never really come across too much in the ways of healing.

The whole thing never comes across too seriously, and that in turn works well for what the game is trying to portray.

Don't get me wrong (or I did not come across too clearly), I think WordPress is great and recommend it to anyone who does not have a site already... PLUS those that have one and it can be made better using WordPress.

But something we haven't come across too often is her small polaroids displayed in grid format.

But be careful not to come across too strong; you mustn't appear to have such strong opinions or to be so resolute about the company's options that you come across as a threat to the people interviewing you.

Plunk down either of the following two sentences in your cover letter or resume — sentiments that I have unfortunately come across too many times — and I would bet that your odds of getting called in for an interview are near - zero.

Extra Tip from Career Coach Hallie: I have come across too any people who have a limp handshake and it makes an impression on me.

The parents come across too strong or not strong enough for those who are dealing with schizophrenia.

I don't come across too many things on the curb but, I'm certainly always on the lookout.

Not exact matches

Likewise, you should press for specifics about how to improve your work, but not hunt too hard for assurances so as to avoid coming across as needy.

Smartwatches are coming across more like cheap, commoditized gizmos rather than high - end precision instruments, which is why analysts are saying $ 300 is too expensive.

Be too assertive and be disliked for perceived «bitchiness» or fail to stand your ground and come across as wimpy instead?

Sometimes the industry comes across as a little bit too much of that and it makes people not want to help you.

Or I could gently suggest you might want to read it, if it's not too much trouble — but then I'd come across as too timid, lacking confidence in my own abilities.

This is why 40 % sets of twins have their own languages when they're young and why I've come across several twins that can't stand being apart too much.

Any brand posts you come across, both organic and sponsored, are highly likely to pique your interest, too.

The problem with being a grouch is that you respond too fast with an angry look or come across as rude, which hurts the team.

While the tone of your message should reflect your relationship with the recipient, Haefner says, too much informality will make you come across as unprofessional.

The jobs report on Friday comes, too, as the second quarter is showing a marked slowdown all across the G - 7 universe, and the U.S. is no exception, even as the economy is solidly in expansion.

«A lot of CEOs I come across are very driven and firm, and Christine is all of that, but she has this incredibly compassionate side too,» says Sue Matheson, who chairs the B.C. chapter of MacKay CEO Forums, where Day rubs shoulders with an otherwise all - male group of captains of industry.

That said, it's easy for passionate people to come across as too serious or uninterested, because they tend to get absorbed in their work.

I didn't come across a whole lot of excellent articles (maybe I was too busy enjoying -LSB-...]

Regardless, it gets the message across: Uber would like you to remember that its driverless cars are coming, too.

We've come across far too many web forms that when submitted, prompt the user with a basic «Your details were sent successfully».