Sentence examples for became a set of from inspiring English sources
So it became a set of four heads singing songs and lamentations".
In effect, the scouting report became a set of instructions used, year after year, to dehumanize women.
The most recent Olympic host, Vancouver, was able to secure state money for an airport train and an Olympic village which became a set of eco-friendly condominiums.
It's as if the terrible, violent confessional strife in the early modern period in Europe, the bloody drawn-out wars between the Christian sects, was removed to the intellectual arena in the Enlightenment and became a set of more general philosophical controversies.
What started off as a well-mannered albeit slurred—conversation on his behalf became a set of accidental insults about well-mannered albeitention waslurred conversation
The clipping sent to a friend becomes the attached PDF file, which becomes a set of shared bookmarks, hosted offsite.
Bully the painting, stick your face into its face, and it does indeed become a set of minutely figured stripes.
To the best of my knowledge, nobody I know who uses Facebook has become a set of data, any more than anyone I know who has been digitally photographed has become a set of pixels or those who have written their autobiographies have become a set of words or penstrokes or keystrokes.
The essence of Christianity had become a set of doctrines and laws articulated and controlled by a hierarchy that saw those doctrines as a divine deposit of truth.
Here's how she parses the difference: When a human being becomes a set of data on a website like Facebook, he or she is reduced.
