Sentence examples for become a setting from inspiring English sources

This poetic device could become a setting for instant squalor, not to mention a source of leaks.

The backdrop has become a setting for simulated war; Russia has routinely launched large-scale military exercises in the region throughout the year.

Sophocles, the son of Sophilus, was a wealthy member of the rural deme (small community) of Colonus Hippius in Attica, which was to become a setting for one of his plays, and he was probably born there.

She thought she might become a set or costume designer, but at Cambridge she became friends with Matt Holness, Richard Ayoade and Paul King.

Bully the painting, stick your face into its face, and it does indeed become a set of minutely figured stripes.

It deftly introduces big ideas like exile with compassion, and has become a set school text in Germany.

By the mid-80s Nuriddin was also aware his album had become a set text for rappers.

To the best of my knowledge, nobody I know who uses Facebook has become a set of data, any more than anyone I know who has been digitally photographed has become a set of pixels or those who have written their autobiographies have become a set of words or penstrokes or keystrokes.

Russell Brand's views on UK drugs policy are to become a set A-level text as part of a radical overhaul of the English Language and literature paper.

The essence of Christianity had become a set of doctrines and laws articulated and controlled by a hierarchy that saw those doctrines as a divine deposit of truth.

He said the real issue was the DSP had become a "set and forget" payment even though some people receiving it may have some capacity to work.