Sentence examples for have become different from inspiring English sources

Even those blocks that have escaped either renovation or the wrecker's ball, the ones where the houses look the same, have become different blocks and houses.

"They have become different men and deserve a second chance.

He should look back to the time of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin and really think about how things have become different".

Chimps now live in fragmented populations that have become different enough to qualify as four subspecies; the western, eastern, and Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzees are much less common than the central chimpanzees.

Since the peninsula was divided in the 1950s, the versions of the Korean language spoken in the North and South have become different, with the South incorporating many words from English.

And I have become different, more self-confident and more friendly," said Marijana.

"Something had become different, inside her, inside her thoughts.... Something... was making her into a new kind of person".

"In the course of working on this bill, we could see that Parliament really has become different," he said.

What united all the survivors I spoke with was a sense of having been so utterly transformed by their experiences that, in essence, they had become different people.

This is also the backdrop against which newspapers are covering the phone-hacking trial at the Old Bailey, which began as one of the biggest media events of recent years and has become different things to different papers.

The world has become different.