Sentence examples for as though becoming from inspiring English sources

Right now, on Twitter, Roosh is crowing about his record website traffic, as though becoming an international laughingstock is some sort of victory for his movement.

Don't give up though; becoming famous usually takes time as you're continuing to put in a lot of effort.

Really, though, "Becoming Weather" is an example of a substrain of contemporary American literature that we might classify as Lazy Apartment Poetry.

This stricture was intended to bar Suu Kyi — a former political prisoner whose late husband was a British citizen and whose two sons are as well — from becoming president, even though she has been the face of Myanmar's democracy movement for nearly three decades.

I chuckled at the sign at Adamah -- "grown and pickled by young Jewish farmers" -- as though their becoming farmers and not young urban professionals needed to be explained.

Don't do this for more than three tiers though, as it risks becoming unstable.

Though both date to the early centuries of Christianity, they both were later used as mosques before becoming museums.

The dirt was like an account, a measure of wealth, and so, as the days and miles went by, I felt as though I were becoming someone.

The future looks as though it is becoming a reality.

Back then it really looked as though I was becoming a chip off the old block.

On the surface, American Ballet Theatre looks as though it's becoming more and more like itself, a conservative opera-house troupe delivering the old-time religion—"Swan Lake," guest stars, multiple pirouettes while now and then also putting on lame new pieces.