Sentence examples for became that sort of from inspiring English sources

Maybe because he never became that sort of a cook himself.

He became that sort of fan because Buss supported and encouraged his love for the Lakers.

The body has become that sort of landscape for me; every inch of it is familiar and carries powerful memories.

"If it's something he wants to do then you'd think there is every opportunity for him to become that sort of lead, football figure that this country badly needs.

Worse, he has become that sort of underdog candidate who tries desperately to make a virtue of his humble standing, who chalks his failure up to his courage to utter truths that are, in many cases, far less bold than he makes them out to be.

Germany today may become that sort of haven, at least for the Syrian refugees, that the United States had been for Europeans in past centuries.

Fifty meaningless details become one telling detail, that sort of thing.

In fighting monsters, we must be careful not to become monsters – that sort of thing.

As the project progressed, however, its site became the sort of environment that inspires Teller.

Decades later, when Madonna in a Fur Coat became the sort of book that passed from friend to friend, the literary establishment continued to ignore it.

So maybe the story of the show is how normal it became to have that sort of thing in people's living rooms.