Sentence examples for have become rather from inspiring English sources

One of our greatest parliamentarians, Robin Cook, told the House on 4 February 2003 that there was a real possibility of House of Lords reform becoming a parliamentary equivalent of Waiting for Godot: "It never arrives and some have become rather doubtful whether it even exists, but we sit around talking about it year after year".

Well, they have become rather valuable..."....

Mujica, however, appears to have become rather distant.

These two have become rather familiar foes of late.

"The computers are just providing cycles and have become rather inexpensive," Mr. Gibson said.

As it is, United have become rather more than a football club".

Our hidden garden has become rather public.

It had become rather more than a mere distraction.

That said, I think their legend has become rather unwieldy".

The once prim, presbyterian Edinburgh has become rather ostentatious.

This security device has become rather outmoded today and is utilized only in relatively few situations.