Sentence examples for become kinder from inspiring English sources

In the past several years, though, history, or at least some historians, has become kinder, and even reverent.

Part of the reason late-night comedy has become kinder and gentler may be that in our current culture, there is already a steady supply of meanness.

His championing of the need to insulate the poor from the effects of fiscal austerity has, many believe, led the fund to become kinder and gentler.

A team of regime loyalists trawls the internet to post articles by Westerners unfavourable to the rebels.As a result, coverage of the regime has become kinder.

It somehow follows, then, that armies can become kinder and gentler; they can demobilize the masculine warrior culture, presumably without any loss of martial effectiveness.

As for compassion, "if we can remain more humble, we become kinder, too", he says, but this is a two-way street.

You become kind of retarded".

It's become kind of old-fashioned.

They have become kind of beggars".

"It's become kind of like a little Florida shrine".

I've become kind of a country music fan.