Sentence examples for become that they from inspiring English sources

Yet so defensive have many become that they seem too quick to denounce any criticism as Islamophobia or racism.

The more men you meet, the more convinced you will become that they have one thing on their minds, and one thing only.

So worried did regulators become that they slapped a temporary ban on short-selling of financial stocks to prevent shares falling further.

So audacious have activists from the Survival International group become that they managed to cover a huge billboard showing the model Iman wearing a De Beers diamond with one depicting a woman from the Bushman group.

Know your place and obey your betters is the Labour way, and it's a mark of how out of touch with the electorate they've become that they still think Scots will vote for them anyway.

So anguished have the Kurds become that they have subordinated some of the rivalry between the ruling parties and presented the Bush administration with what they say is a blunt message: guarantee our freedoms in a future Iraq, or count us out.

"On this team there are no individuals, no selfish players, and if they become that way, they're gone.

While disputes between drivers of ice cream trucks rarely become that violent, they can be cutthroat.

But have they become that cosy thing – a national treasure?

They become that evil thing, ­poems written for the sake of writing poems.

How on earth did they become that quick and efficient?