Sentence examples for become a mode from inspiring English sources

It can become a mode of luxury, even excess.

By the middle of the nineteen-thirties, with the popularity of Mexican muralists (Diego Rivera, Jose Orozco, David Siqueiros), the proliferation of W.P.A.-sponsored public art, and the faith that history has a meaning — that there is a story there — the mural would become a mode of political poetry, a popular way of representing the multiplicity of life and the march of time.

It ended with a commandment in capital letters: "DON'T LIE! DON'T PARTICIPATE IN LIES, DON'T SUPPORT A LIE!" The lie, wrote the author of "The Gulag Archipelago", had become "a mode of existence" in the USSR, "incorporated into the state system as the vital link holding everything together".

Because of the confluence of these factors, "Photos rather than text have become a mode of communication for their users".

While it's hard to find someone outside the home without his cell phone these days, which lends the handset to act as a wallet, privacy and security concerns needs to be worked out before it can widely become a mode of payment.

Life itself has become a mode of continuous working or always being ready to work".

"The cars became a mode of social record and a social protest," said Patrick Polk, a folklore expert at the University of California at Los Angeles.

In the face of depredations like the Hundred Flowers Campaign and Cultural Revolution, wariness became a mode of survival, and things today aren't so different.

And randomness becomes a mode of action in David Hammon's "Phat Free," a five-minute video of a dark-clothed man kicking an empty metal bucket through city streets at night.

They became a mode of chosen sexual self-expression for some women in the 1990s.

In both movies, the bike becomes a mode of mobility for women erstwhile trapped by the demands of motherhood.