Sentence examples for becoming sort of from inspiring English sources

"I'm becoming sort of blasé about it".

"At that time, '99, 2000, a lot of more aggressive rock bands were actually becoming sort of mainstream," Moreno says.

But to those who have said he has stuck around too long, becoming sort of a Willie Mays with horsepower, Waltrip offers a tart reply.

"It's becoming sort of a specialized art, now that singles players don't want to play because it takes too much out of your body.

Some hotspots were under pressure in the high season, and there were concerns that "the city centre is being hollowed out, becoming sort of Disneyfied".

And we're seeing these streams becoming sort of new distribution mechanisms for both private.

They then went on a very sweet journey – becoming sort-of pop tarts (with a different filling) and then almost-pop tarts (with a rich, buttery pâté brisée) – before going back to something a bit like an Eccles cake.

In other words, Hannah is in danger of becoming just like everyone else — of becoming the sort of young woman who wouldn't be able to make a show about herself — at least, not until she's much older than she is now.

It has become a song that inspires hope in the wake of tragedy, becoming a sort of "spiritual national anthem" according to authors Mary Rourke and Emily Gwathmey.

"Now they're becoming more sort of glitzy".

Is this becoming some sort of constructors' code that I don't know about?