The saying became a kind of refrain and he said it unconsciously.

The lines became a kind of literary ear-worm: subtle, rich and subversive.

The pain of his effort became a kind of pain inside her.

I guess I became a kind of pet, especially of Colonel Habib's.

That invalid couch of hers became a kind of center of society.

His influence was soon felt, and he became a kind of chief.

That the Swiss should live became a kind of obsession with him.

The French delegation discovered Coco-Colo, and it became a kind of international password.

Ten years on the job, she became a kind of veteran.

One in particular became a kind of obsession for my daughter.

She became a kind of mirror of his egoism and ambitions.

This secret dropping of peas became a kind of game to Mary Antony.

He then became a kind of spokesman for the little nations.

A citizen walking in the park with his children became a kind of miracle.

It was during that time that I really became a kind of folk hero.

And beyond sense, it became a kind of seductive mantra.