Sentence examples for also becomes about from inspiring English sources

"It must be nice to have Washington on your side," sung by Burr, Jefferson and Madison, is ostensibly about President Washington's patronage of Hamilton, but it also becomes about modern disenfranchisement, alienated citizens who feel that Washington DC is not on their side.

But Muniz's artistic journey turns out to be about a lot more than art -- it also becomes about the workers he meets at the landfill: the pickers.

This work also became about information.

Nowadays it has also become about the impossibly toned guys you see on magazines.

Because of the Newtown massacre, "Django" has also become about our culture of violence.

But it also became about film-making when the cinematographer Edward Kłosiński (Janda's husband), who had worked on many films with Wajda, died during the shooting.

The quarrel has also become about whether the department in question, known by the acronym Mealac, is heavily unbalanced in favor of Palestinian sympathizers, not that anyone entirely agrees what "balance" means in academia and whether it is even warranted.

In the House of Lords, which has carried on working, Maurice Peston, father of the BBC's Business Editor, told peers that as well as being an exceptionally long one, it "has now also become about the most boring session of my 25 years in this House".

It has also become about creating a business for the outside world.

"Obviously the movie had some influence, but I think this also became about the idea that we, as fans, could have an opportunity to influence sports".

But in the this election year, in which the rules of decorum have fallen by the wayside, the guest list has also become about outright psychological warfare.