Sentence examples for become a device from inspiring English sources
One member said the exercise had in effect become a device to defer a complex political negotiation that is crucial to defusing any potential for civil conflict.
As smartwatches become a device category that most major hardware makers are turning their attention to, there's a question of how much smartphone utility we'll be able to translate to the wrist.
How many times do we allow the grace of God reflected in us to become a device of pride and ridicule to others.
As zoologist Michelle Wcisel points out, Submarine is a fabrication from the 1970s created to mess with newspaper readers, and now it has become a device to fool 3.8 million television viewers.
The startup's goal is to become a device-agnostic platform that helps the average American track and monitor their health and chronic conditions, while creating a game-ified and personalized user experience that works to keep users engaged with their health and progressing towards more health behaviors and lifestyles.
Surface revenue is a bellwether of sorts for the company's attempt to become a devices company.
One of the lessons of this is where a charity becomes politicised, where the figure representing the charity becomes a device used in political arguments … where ministers clearly have a conflict, they shouldn't be involved in these decisions".
Initially, the mask signified typical or depersonalized characters; later, it became a device for distancing the audience from the characters altogether, as it was used by Brecht in The Caucasian Chalk Circle (1948) and other plays.
Any grill master will tell you that by building a fire properly and using techniques suitable to the food in question, the grill becomes a device over which you can exercise mastery and control.
So iPad becomes a device for them to create and not just consume content".
In contrast, this very Agni Pariksha became a device for the return of the unblemished Sita, as Sita and Maya Sita switch places again, in some later versions.
