Sentence examples for becoming nothing from inspiring English sources

It may be the advisable for mainstream parties to understand that in the effort to become all things to all people, they are in danger of becoming nothing discernible at all.

Arthurs stared into the beer he hadn't drunk, at the scummy froth becoming nothing.

"It's really becoming nothing more than a joke," Mr. Mulgrew said of the churn in the city's school portfolio.

The state Republican Party, Mr. Prunetti said, is in danger of becoming nothing more than different Democrats.

In the spring, Jennifer Holderread worried in blog posts and on forums that the city was "in danger of becoming nothing more than a media plaything".

"Networking has always been part of the business-school experience, but now we are in danger of becoming nothing more than an introductions agency for aspiring entrepreneurs," complains one HBS professor.Nor is the fight solely between new and old economies.

He became that body intermittently, at a cost of becoming almost nothing in his own person.

O'Sullivan, who reached the last 16 of the UK Championship with a 6-1 win against Michael Georgiou, said: "Snooker is becoming a nothing-type sport – it's kind of like a car-boot sale but with the other sports it's like shopping at Harrods.

That would allow the mint to become less specific and more general, a pink, green or lilac lifebuoy-like thing with the famous nothing in the middle capable of becoming a bigger nothing at will, with the full protection of the law.

Since becoming prime minister, nothing has shocked me more than the complete mess of the defence budget we inherited.

and watching the accused parties squirm — and before the fourth stage of everybody becoming bored because nothing ever changes in a system rotten to the core.