Sentence examples for become the sort from inspiring English sources

He has become the sort of politician he once despised".

Notre Dame has become the sort of institution that stages "The Vagina Monologues".

I had become the sort of person who puts curry paste in the Thanksgiving sweet potatoes.

"He can become the sort of prime minister people want him to be".

True, but our real challenge is to become the sort that ancestors will celebrate in the 2212 Olympics.

I'm of the generation to whom climate change and runaway climate change has become the sort of defining issue of our time.

Or perhaps England has become the sort of place where festivities are enjoined by the state, and simultaneously made far too difficult to undertake.

He argues that the ways in which young people break copyright laws help them to become the sort of people we want them to be — creative and collaborative.

By taking his advice, however, France would have become the sort of clerical monarchy that Renan soon found he did not want.

It could even become the sort of election-year issue that might offer George Bush yet another opportunity to take a position independent of the president.

Many of the candidates Bolton is supporting could serve for a very long time and become the sort of foreign policy experts the Senate needs.