Sentence examples for became tools of from inspiring English sources

Toy train sets — which may have had their most powerful influence before the 1950s — became tools of fantasy.

Yad Vashem recently opened an exhibition, "Spots of Light: To Be a Woman in the Holocaust," which is on view at the Royal Palace in Dresden, Germany, through May 4. "We now see that when people had no food, talking about food or even writing recipes became tools of the mind to survive," said Mrs. Inbar, who curated the exhibition.

Republican congress members became tools of the oligarchs.

Readable and well-sourced, the book includes chapters like "Clue's Billion-Dollar Crime Spree," "Scrabble: Words Without Meaning," and "I Spy: How Chess and Monopoly Became Tools of Espionage and Propaganda".

They have almost become tools of their trade.

"They have almost become tools of their trade," he said.

Marion Trout, of Lakewood, Ohio, suspected that the editorial staff had become "tools of Stalin".

Targeted killings are offered as moral exigencies; how quickly do they become tools of politics?

But when they become tools of western universalism or communitarian localism their purpose is undermined.

It means that today, annexation and ethnic cleansing have once again become tools of international relations.

Also, bring down the cost of X-ray equipment and echocardiograms, so that they can become tools of primary care.