Sentence examples for become every bit from inspiring English sources

No wonder Intelsat executives have become every bit as eager for privatization as any of the company's rivals.

But then, men are on course to become every bit as neurotic about their physiques as women.

In recent seasons, Walt (increasingly scarily portrayed by Bryan Cranston) has become every bit as ruthless and homicidal as the Mexican drug cartels who want his head.

In stark contrast to the male-bonding of Dog Soldiers, the heroines of The Descent, which Marshall calls its 'sister film', become every bit as deadly as their savage surroundings.

I enjoyed the spectacle, but I didn't believe it for a minute; fatally, the movie allows its vision of Central American chaos to become every bit as fantastical as the glamorous clichés that it means to supplant.

The thick, spicy stews that we have come to call curry, for example, have become every bit as British as the act of sipping tea from a china cup.

"Cleopatra" — and the Taylor-Burton scandal that became every bit as infamous — is also a rich and somewhat mysterious slice of jewelry history.

The text of Hardy's last novel went through at least three stages of evolution, and became every bit as troubled as its subsequent publishing history.

At some point a drug for even the most uncommon disease becomes every bit as appealing to drug companies as an untested potential heart treatment or impotence pill.

Thus begins a bitter, barely suppressed struggle between these equally determined officers for the allegiance of their men- a struggle that becomes every bit as deadly as what they might face on a battlefield.

And they become, bit-by-bit, spoilt as a result.