Sentence examples for became altogether from inspiring English sources

The boy grew up; and Ariston repented of what he had said; for he became altogether convinced that Demaratus was truly his son.

It was only during the Fraser prime ministership that the policy and the racial attitudes associated with the loathsome White Australia policy became altogether unthinkable.

When the toned-down pilot for Stars And Garters was taped at the Watermans Arms, things, according to one member of the audience, became altogether too rowdy, and for the rest of the series, Associated-Rediffusion built a pub replica in a studio, and used extras as customers.

Slavery in English-speaking America became altogether more rigid and permanent.

Suddenly, publishing has become altogether easier.

Nobody would say Russia has become altogether modern.

Life has become altogether more fluid and more relaxed.

Nor did relations between the two daily reviewers ever become altogether cordial.

Get that appointment wrong, however, and the Dynamo's decline might become altogether more permanent.

Simple binary oppositions like good and evil become altogether murkier propositions.

Now add drugs that can cause dependance to the mix and the situation becomes altogether different.