Sentence examples for became a veritable from inspiring English sources

The grass, fibers and tails became a veritable Gordian knot.

In that land Sinuhe raised a family and became a veritable patriarch.

Under such policies, Latin America became a veritable hothouse of industrial diversification.

Monticello became a veritable hotel during these years, on occasion housing 50 guests.

After, he became a veritable tyrant, with the power to make or break lives.

Critics were appalled or blissed out, and wrote about it and wrote about it until it became a veritable fetish.

The street outside the consulate has become a veritable market of rumor and information.

And Bill Nye, "the Science Guy," has become a veritable cultural icon.

Do that and Lanterna will indeed become a veritable oasis in the desert.

If writers insist on stocking the Hall of Fame, the committee should become a veritable Supreme Court.

Yet politics has become a veritable drive-by event on the nightly news.