Sentence examples for becoming too far from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's become an ideological belief, a function of becoming too far removed from Americans who don't make hundreds of thousands, or millions of dollars a year.

The paper called the episode "deftly directed by" McG, who kept "things from becoming too silly or far-fetched".

While the overhaul engineered by the city is evident throughout the seaside neighborhood, Coney Island has so far avoided becoming too sanitized and tidy, many patrons say.

Lesser job? "We need a flexible, open, competitive Europe that respects nation states and realises the process of becoming too big, too bossy, too interfering has gone too far and needs to be rolled back.

Sports have a way of becoming too excessive and crowd out what's far more important - academics!

As far back as 1925 the offside rule was ripped up after fears the game was becoming too defensive.

"It's becoming too obvious".

Is it becoming too respectable?

Becoming too successful.

Is academia becoming too top-heavy?

Avoid becoming too helpful.