Sentence examples for anything became from inspiring English sources

Although Eudes won a victory over the Vikings at Montfaucon in 888, their depredations if anything became worse during his reign.

He has 163 goals in 420 regular-season games, and if anything became clear during his long absence last season to have knee surgery, the Devils need scorers.

It appeared to have little effect as her game if anything became worse, conceding two match points with one more dreadful error.

But before anything became too comfortable, Actress, squatting behind a desk, his face hidden by a hoodie, introduced gentler passages, then ruptured these with blasts of static bass.

The founding myth of the Internet was its offer of a way to escape physical reality; the freedom to shape yourself, to say anything, became a sort of sacred object.

"The environment in which Wells Fargo operates continued to be challenging in the fourth quarter and, if anything, became even more difficult, with the unexpected, abrupt and sharp decline in economic activity late in the quarter," John G. Stumpf, Wells Fargo's chief executive, said in a statement.

"When I write," he said, "anything becomes material.

But Oliver and Jordana have the freedom to go anywhere, do anything, become anything.

The cliches of romance have, if anything, become more entrenched.

Clinton has, if anything, become stronger over the last 12 months.

— New Mom, Suburban D.C. Yes, when anything becomes exaggerated, it can become a problem.