Sentence examples for become some form from inspiring English sources

In response to the idea that the film has attained cult status, he remarks, "if Inseminoid has become some form of cult movie, then I am very pleased and, indeed, very flattered".

When George Bush was elected, he was a considered a true Christian conservative warrior by the GOP base, but as soon as his presidency began to fail, he supposedly abandoned conservative principles and became some form of a statist.

Have they become some sort of ironic art-form now?

On November 8, 2016, Total Chaos became, in some form, a reality.

The collections of obits produced by the Telegraph in book form became some of the best comic titles of the Nineties.

Moreover, the sort of benefits that no-frills carriers are bringing to the liberalised American and European markets would become available in some form for long-haul travel too.

More recently the value of endocrine therapy (tamoxifen and ovarian suppression/ablation via surgery, LHRH agonists, or chemotherapy-induced menopause) has become apparent, and some form of endocrine therapy is viewed as standard for virtually all premenopausal women with early stage invasive breast cancer that expresses estrogen and/or progesterone receptor.

If approved, pot would become legal in some form in 29 states and Washington D.C. Marijuana policy reformers say this could be a watershed moment for their movement.

Some become entrenched; they form strong social groups on the streets in the face of impossible living conditions, and the only focus of each day is survival.

For some or maybe all of these reasons, black people and baseball have become a form of nostalgia in America.

It can become a form of harassment.