Sentence examples for can become really from inspiring English sources

"People can become really irate when you challenge their blind spot, or challenge their icon," she said.

If both partners are working, some costs can become really scary – childcare, for example, or a parent needing care.

One of the weird consequences of that is that stuff like Teflon-coated swim trunks and shaving your body hair can become really important.

Recommended by Professor Tim Brighouse Written by a former table tennis world champion, this book makes you think: "If I can find out what a kid is really enthusiastic about, and put in the right support, they can become really, really good".

They're looking for things that can become really, really big.

Undergrads can become really good, but then they graduate and you start over.

It's not all horrific though: In the same way that relationship is abusive, it can also become really sweet and personal.

It also seems especially true of AI technologies which need to be fed with lots of data before they can learn to become really useful.

Hours spent on phone calls with potential donors who end up not contributing and on trips made to speak with corporate titans who really don't know why you came in the first place can become tiresome really fast.

But even the friendliest of people need some down time, and when you're all alone you can become lonely really fast.

So it's always been something that I've been both fascinated by and very wary of in my own work, because it can become a really false engine for a poem.