Sentence examples for To become about from inspiring English sources

"It shows just how vigilant we need to become about every financial relation we have".

This, according to gallery director Anthony Spira, is because Georgeson didn't want the story to become about him.

Our story started to become about the objects that music can be recorded on to, and what those objects contain.

"It was starting to become about narcissism, which I didn't really want my work to be about".

That obviously means higher prices, and as a consequence, some applications still need sequencing to become about 10 times cheaper: more like $100 or $200.

Over time, my phobia shifted to become about crying itself — which then made it inevitable that I would cry, in that prophetic way anxiety manifests itself.

It means that the show is trying to expand and become about something bigger".

While the time to commit and the time to closing became about twice as fast under rapid releases, the reduction in time to submission was much smaller.

He is about to become famous — about to become, for better and worse, the most influential American writer of his century.

The Clinton campaign needs to become less about her and more about what people care about.

We also offer a point about empowering patients to become vigilant about their own care.