Sentence examples for becomes the nearest thing from inspiring English sources

White becomes the nearest thing to a fly on the wall in today's urban society, and you don't even guess how until his final pages.

Pike is outstanding as the faintly vacant and glassy-eyed Helen who is nonetheless entirely aware of what Jenny is feeling, and becomes the nearest thing she has to a real friend.

In the last few years, Irish-set crime writing has not merely begun to blossom but has become arguably the nearest thing we have to realist literature adequate to capturing the nature of contemporary society.

Inevitably, she becomes an outcast, the nearest thing to the witch that once upon a time she would have been judged to be.In this section Reborn Anyone for zzzz tennis?

They were the nearest thing perhaps to liberated women; and Aspasia, who became a vivid figure in Athenian society, was probably an obvious example.

The nearest thing the left has to a Clarkson figure is probably the comedian Russell Brand who, revealingly, becomes less funny the more he talks about politics.

I usually reach for the nearest thing.

The WTO is the nearest thing we have".

It is the nearest thing to a perfect food.

IT IS the nearest thing on earth to geek heaven.

So that's the nearest thing I can think of.