Sentence examples for becoming ugly from inspiring English sources

And it is becoming ugly in Chapel Hill.

At first the tears fell silently, sliding over my nearly frozen face, but then I started sobbing, becoming ugly in front of you, my nose running in the cold, my eyes turning red.

"But," he concedes, "parts of Oslo are becoming ugly".

These policies had nurtured the insurgency, which was becoming uglier by the day.

Borrowing from "The Ugly American" of several decades past, Tom Hicks is becoming the Ugly Texan to other baseball people.

It is also becoming an ugly habit.

Thus, the same monarda could flourish unscathed in a humid New England garden, while becoming an ugly, infected mess in a Southern setting.

Her year-long relationship with footballer Mark Bosnich, who had lost his job as Chelsea goalkeeper after a positive drugs test, was becoming increasingly ugly.

"When people talk about the political debate becoming increasingly ugly, they often blame talk radio or the people doing the debating, but they've got it backward," Dr. Alford said.

You know it's becoming an ugly mess that could have been contained.

"The atmosphere in France is becoming very ugly," Maria, a 28 year-old graphic designer who was born in Paris but moved to Israel seven years ago to be near her parents, told VICE News.