Sentence examples for become more beloved from inspiring English sources

Like most establishment Republicans, Ryan was stuck not wanting to explicitly endorse an ill-informed, scandal-plagued reality TV star but also not wanting to criticize the candidate who had become more beloved by the GOP base than any Republican elected official, himself included.

But we could still float like him, and pretend to sting like him, and be immensely proud of how he became more beloved than Colonel Sanders and a bigger spectacle than the Derby.

Now, however, concerned that Mickey has become more of a corporate symbol than a beloved character for recent generations of young people, Disney is taking the risky step of re-imagining him for the future.

Thus the Xolo has the potential to become more generally accepted, if never quite as popular as the Labrador retriever, which topped the A.K.C.'s recent list of most beloved breeds in the United States for the 20th consecutive year.

"They become more cruel.

You become more forward".

Organisations become more Ruritanian.

Toni Morrison's novels have become more svelte and directly focused over the years, although thematically God Help the Child takes us right back to Song of Solomon (1977) and the Pulitzer prize-winning Beloved (1987).

Women become more outgoing.

"People become more savvy".

Rockfish become more nervous.