"Hopefully, I became a better person because of those losses," Odom said.
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I managed to clear my head and became a better person for that.
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Barnum became "a better person as he navigated a long lifetime," he says at another.
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"I became a better person and a better player for going over there," Jones said.
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But if, as Wilson suggests, Barnum became "a better person" with age, "better" is a relative term.
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"I think I became a better person post the divorce than I was in the marriage," he said.
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In this article, Nick explains how he believes he became a better person thanks to his time as a hooligan.
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President Obama and his fantastic staff opened my eyes to what it means to be a leader and became a better person in the process.
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"I just became a better person," Brown jokes after taking a sip of the smoothie (which we couldn't help but notice Paltrow doesn't actually sip herself!).
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I will always turn around to see a glimpse of my shadow life, the one where I had to struggle, where I was hungry, where, through adversity, I became a better person with more depth and compassion and strength.
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She suspected that if Maria received his wealth, she would close Progênese and harm her experiences. Júlia then decided to eliminate all those who discovered or suspected that she was responsible for Socrates' death. She also hired Eric to kill Rosana and nurse Ruth among other failed killing attempts. Helga, former wife of Eric, who became a better person after leaving him, also suffered attacks, as did Tatiana, Marcelo and Maria.
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In 2011, Deresiewicz published A Jane Austen Education: How Six Novels Taught Me About Love, Friendship, and the Things that Really Matter. In it, he divulges that his life was changed and he became a better person after reading Jane Austen for the first time at age 26. His writings span such topics as books, higher education, culture, and politics. His article "The Disadvantages of an Elite Education," along with his speech "Solitude and Leadership," have gone viral on the internet.
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Todd does not believe her at first, but does after making calls. When Todd confronts Téa about it, he feels their relationship is over. As Téa suggests Ross and Blair must have somehow schemed to keep the divorce papers from being signed and she can sign them now and for Todd to give her another chance, Todd tells her no and it no longer matters. He screams he fell in love with and became a better person for her but he now believes she is more "rot" than he is.
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