Sentence examples for became to some from inspiring English sources

Viagra became, to some, a panacea for all that was missing in their lives.

He became, to some, a symbol of defiance in the face of white authority.

As the case wound through the judicial system, Chiang became, to some, an unlikely hero.

Would it have happened 50, even five years ago, before P.R. became to some a glamorous calling?

During this final period his painting, which he began to prefer to call "concrete" rather than "abstract," became to some extent a synthesis of the organic manner of the Munich period and the geometric manner of the Bauhaus period.

She didn't age well and became to some degree reclusive (though I love what she said about the telephone ringing: "What fresh hell is this?") Books read in youth often make an impact on an awakening mind, but there are not many I could return to, now, without a veteran's critical reflexes or a sense that their themes have been overtaken by time.

So it becomes to some extent a game of money, momentum and perception, party analysts said.

Indeed, if politics has become to some degree the art of packaging, Hillary is a grand master.

It was hard to say goodbye to a professional athlete who had become, to some fans, a New Yorker.

Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA) is a staple in the engineering risk community, and it has become to some extent synonymous with the entire quantitative risk assessment undertaking.

My research consultations often become to some extent writing consultations, and it would be difficult for me to separate the two.