Sentence examples for became a bunch from inspiring English sources

That sort of pious, ascetic griping is how the left lost the mainstream in the eighties, he believes: it became a bunch of whinging, dowdy, priggish depressives eating boiled vegetables in some dismal ethnic restaurant — who would want to join that party?

When he had One Direction in the car a month ago, they temporarily managed to stop looking like sullen, knackered workhorses who hated everything about their lives – which has essentially been their default setting for at least the past year – and became a bunch of kids mucking around together again.

But the claims-management firms which orchestrate bogus claims have become a bunch of chancers.

"When you're in a room of five guys, it becomes a bunch of gorillas in a cage," he said.

Capitalism's legendary "Barbarians at the Gate", made infamous by KKR's acquisition of RJR Nabisco in 1989, have become a bunch of tree-huggers.

A cluster of ginkgo leaves becomes a bunch of flowers in Carroll Agoglia's monotype "Spring," and in "Trellis," Stephanie Bloom's ink drawing, the building blocks are a combination of inanimate bricks and primitive creatures.

Thanks for changing your best-seller-list format (July 23) -- specifically, the type size -- so that the lists (as well as And Bear in Mind and New & Noteworthy Paperbacks) have become a bunch of tiny ants crawling on the page.

We've become a bunch of curmudgeons.

As society "progress," we have become a bunch of cultural sycophants obsessed with creating false affirmations and pseudo-solidarities.

Guard #1: First America's left-wing intellectuals all become a bunch of Communist sympathizers, then America surrenders in Vietnam, and now this.

I won't really understand what they're talking about so the conversations just become a bunch of noises that neither side really understands.