Sentence examples for sort of becoming from inspiring English sources

"It's a big problem because these stories about stem cells are emerging everywhere, and the phrase 'stem cell' now is sort of becoming a proxy for 'cutting edge' and 'breakthrough miracle.' It's become a marketing tool to sell unproven therapies," says Tim Caulfield, research chair in health law and policy at the University of Alberta and a frequent critic of medical hype.

"Transit is sort of becoming irrelevant," says Mike Wolczyk, GO's head of marketing.

It's like, at the wrong end of life, sort of becoming very sociable," she said.

"We've seen them getting more creative and sort of becoming this other art form," said Kevin Allocca, YouTube's head of culture and trends.

"It's not a blasphemous piece, it's about people, a body-swap story about a Muslim sort of becoming a Jew," he says.

"The internet is sort of becoming the most regulated communications medium in the world," said Dr Yaman Akdeniz, director of Cyber-rights.org.org

The year the first series was broadcast, 2010, was a jewel in the crown for the BBC in terms of science TV, and no doubt a big contributing factor to science (sort-of) becoming cool.

Mandylor commented on his character: "Hoffman is sort of torn of becoming a mad man or becoming a guy that's more composed, coming from a pure place like Jigsaw.

One of the big things that Openleaks will do away with is any sort of person becoming synonymous with it.

Due to this sort of process becoming tedious it is found that the process is quite often not conducted efficiently and in some cases is not conducted at all (Shiratuddin & Thabet 2011).

Now is the time for the United States to display the same sort of leadership, becoming one of the first major maritime nations to ratify the 2001 Convention.