Sentence examples for became all things from inspiring English sources
Like a sacred text, with added gush, A Journey swiftly became all things to all people.
In doing so, the SNP gradually became all things to all men – and much more effectively than the Liberal Democrats had ever managed.
Also left behind was the nebulous heritage of Peronism, which, in the 16 years between Peron's departure and return, became all things to all people.
He became all things to all people.
She wrote the basic outline of what became "all things" in one sitting, and pitched the script to Carter the next day; he later approved of the "personal and quiet" characteristics of the story.
And with that confidence, all the bigger, scarier things became all right too.
That's when self-promotion becomes all the things we hate, and all the things we want to avoid doing ourselves.
One of the most purposely obscure writers of the last century has become all things to all people.
He told the Telegraph: "It is an icebreaker – St Paul said 'I become all things to all men that by all possible means I might save some'.
After her grandfather dies, she forms a bond with Howie, and they become all things to each other (almost) while simultaneously helping each other to move on.
