Sentence examples for To become true from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, Chinese companies have to become true multinationals, like Japanese and Korean firms before them," he said.

If the amount of time devoted to campaigning is reduced, politicians are afforded a greater opportunity to become true public servants.

"People looking for the evolution of Arab states to become true constitutional monarchies ought to pay attention to Kuwait," he said.

One look at the England football team of 2004 tells us that Erich Fromm's bleak prediction has already started to become true.

This is the moment to become true leaders in the Arctic and I hope the administration's words today are followed up with actions in the president's budget priorities".

Cut off, with no means of outside supply, Napoleon's expeditionary army was forced to attempt to become true rulers of Egypt.

Destitute and frustrated, some writers joined artist unions, others picketed newspaper offices, and still others, on the recommendation of the New Masses editor Granville Hicks, gave up writing entirely in order to better become true "member[s] of the proletariat".

But, she added, "I have big dreams in music, and maybe Germany will be a better chance to make these dreams become true".

Switching to Spanish, which he called "your dirty little language," Mr. Evans told the spectators they were too stupid to learn English and become true Americans.

By the early part of the Common Era, the nouns appearing in "classifier position" were beginning to lose their meaning and become true classifiers.

It should become true capitalism.