Sentence examples for becoming strangers from inspiring English sources
MIT's Jeopardy champ talks strategy, memes — and becoming strangers' media object.
The moment the prize was announced - for Louise Dean's Becoming Strangers - the atmosphere lifted.
Children that used to grow up alongside each other, are now becoming strangers.
He said Germans were in danger of becoming "strangers in their own country," claiming that the high birth of Turkish immigrants would overtake Germans.
The winner was Louise Dean for Becoming Strangers, a fine, tough-minded novel that explores love in its many aspects, including in old age.
Her first novel, Becoming Strangers, was a deliciously misanthropic comedy about two disgruntled couples on what turns out to be a final holiday for them all.
Thousands of strangers are becoming stranger and stranger to one another as the breakfasts multiply, and other thousands are drawing closer together with less and less affection.
These Knicks' injury reports are becoming stranger than fiction, but this time the Pacers read nothing into it.
Addiction and xenophobia begin to operate as parallel social epidemics, and it's here that the novel outgrows its own boundaries, becoming stranger and more robust.
Truth is becoming stranger than fiction.
