Sentence examples for she becomes less from inspiring English sources

With every public relations gambit she becomes less sympathetic.

She becomes less likely to speak up, and for the very same reason, John, Jack, and Julia are also less likely to do so.

At first she demands correct ish) documentation, but gradually, as the lure of undercutting rivals and garnering further profit proves irresistible, she becomes less fussy.

As a flirtatious affair turns into something that feels a lot like love, she becomes less and less comfortable with the enormous lie she's being forced to live.

But the audience begins to like her more and more, not because she becomes less involved with the life on Pandora, but because we become more involved with it.

It is something to do with seeing her growing into womanhood … as she grows up, she becomes less and less one of many, and more and more her own unique individual.

As she publicly distanced herself from the party, she became less dangerous to British security interests.

She became less keen to conceal the stress of disappointment and hard work.

"Soon afterward, she became less agitated, less confused and her memory was much better," said Ms. Atkins.

"The time in the hospital actually resocialized Mrs. Clark — she became less of a recluse," Mr. Sattler said.

Couric wound up with the sort of problem that had bedevilled Joan Lunden — she became less "relatable" to her audience.