Sentence examples for becoming like this from inspiring English sources

Perhaps art is becoming like this, or like the music industry - it is everywhere but it means nothing.

And there are just so many compromises that an interpretation can withstand before becoming, like this one, predictably faultless.

They're becoming, like, historic.

If our right to express our views is now in jeopardy, then this is becoming like the early years of the Duvalier regime," said the charity's regional coordinator, Helen Collinson.

The difference, I believe, between this girl becoming like the pimp-woman who tortured her, and recovering, was that love.

"TV is becoming like the Web," Desai says.

It is becoming like the obligatory Bruce Forsyth routine at the start of Strictly Come Dancing.

I need to look at different ways of not becoming like that".

That's what keeps us from becoming like the terrorists.

To ward off the nagging sense that a move to the suburbs is tantamount to becoming like one's parents, this urban-zen generation is seeking out palatable alternatives — culturally attuned, sprawl-free New York river towns like Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Irvington and Tarrytown — and importing the trappings of a twee lifestyle like bearded mixologists, locavore restaurants and antler-laden boutiques.

"This is becoming like a hobby here in Aragua state," Diaz said of the violence.