Sentence examples for that became almost from inspiring English sources

These were beautiful, technically innovative products that became almost the symbols of a modern youthful Britain.

He detested the place with a passion that became almost paranoic as the years of exile passed.

Although King was by nature impetuous, his Presbyterian upbringing and diffident manner gave him an appearance of modesty and a veneer of prudence that became almost second nature.

In researching our biography of him, Francis Elliott and I found the words that became almost a cliché among those who knew him then: "destined for great things".

It was a trip that became almost legendary, both for the Libyans who came to love him and for the myth that enveloped him after he died.

In the United States, Thomas Eakins developed a broadly handled, powerful Realist style that became almost Expressionist in his later years.

The furor that becomes almost commonplace when one team loses and another gets lucky took due course.

It ends with the singer James Brown collapsed on the stage, an image that becomes almost martyrlike in the wake of scene after scene of bodies violently felled.

"You get used to performing in front of thousands every week and when that's gone, then suddenly there's a huge mental void that becomes almost impossible to fill".

Oliver James's They F*** You Up is a compelling analysis of our tendency to fall into a toxic role in the family dynamic, one that becomes almost impossible to transcend.

Dead giveaway". It ends with the singer James Brown collapsed on the stage, an image that becomes almost martyrlike in the wake of scene after scene of bodies violently felled.