Sentence examples for become anyone from inspiring English sources

The androgynous pop star can become anyone; by extension, so might the listener.

I can become anyone, anywhere, observing, reciting poetry in my head, looking at the stars.

It shows, in the real world, how books unlock imagination, allowing readers to go anywhere and become anyone.

I now believe that one of the real educational strengths of SL as a learning platform is this ability to adopt a persona and become anyone you like.

Along with the red woollen hat she's wearing, the effect is to make her seem slightly ethereal and artistic, but it's obvious that she has that protean gift of being able, with the slightest gesture or wardrobe change, to become anyone.

Given the rules of regeneration theoretically permit the Doctor to become anyone, many may regret there has been no change of race or gender – although, following recent concern over misogynist attacks online, female actors may be relieved to have avoided becoming a test case for the limits of Twitter tolerance by feminising a famously boy-centred franchise.

It's a cold day in Westminster when 'reduced bus fares for under 21s' becomes anyone's political hot potato.

Just about everyone who became anyone submitted work; the sampling here includes little-known early Abstract Expressionist paintings by Robert Irwin and Mr. Baldessari.

South Korea's political culture has been similar to that of the U.S. where "the Communists became anyone who challenged the order of things in a progressive direction" (Kovel 1994 22; Delton 2003).

The computation of expected utility, in this equal probability case, yields an arithmetic mean of the utilities that the observer would have if she became anyone in the population.

After being in the nightlife scene for so long, your circle of friends becomes anyone who's up late, such as bartenders, drug dealers and other DJs.