Sentence examples for become rather than from inspiring English sources

They seemed to express pride in the largely multiracial, multicultural nation that Britain has become, rather than an imperial past.

The most important conclusion is that the power of an infant's temperament rests with its ability to limit what a child might become, rather than determining a particular personality.

The Clinton administration, she said, tried to pursue a "grand vision of what the continent should become rather than developing a policy to address in a realistic manner the problems that exist now".

In part, European countries, including Italy and Spain and Greece, are struggling with the profound adjustment to their national psyches involved in viewing themselves as countries of immigration, as they have become, rather than emigration, as they always thought they were.

Yet it must also seek to be all it can become rather than living "the life of an oyster".

"If you look at Blackbaud, this is more what we aim to become, rather than a payment processor who takes a cut from donations akin to JustGiving.

An actress known for her powers of transmutation, Ms. Tyson said she becomes rather than portrays her characters.

His story of a Gypsy drug dealer threatened with eviction from his caravan in a Wiltshire wood became, rather than drowning in over-ambitious "Themes", fantastically mercurial.

Nonetheless, bad boy he became rather than a corporate lawyer.

It had become rather more than a mere distraction.

As it is, United have become rather more than a football club".