Sentence examples for become about what from inspiring English sources

Lastly, legislative unease has become about what Republicans haven't done, rather than what Democrats have done.

"Decisions about prosecuting detainees have become about what is feasible as opposed to what is rational.

The more I read, the more finicky I become about what interests me at any given moment.

"If you're holding a bag, the scene will become about what you do with the bag".

These cases are rare, but they indicate how confused we've become about what our bodies need.

The result of his long tenure, and the stability that has accompanied it, has been paradoxical but predictable: the longer he remains, the more worried people become about what will happen when he finally leaves.

"Hot Box" becomes about what you see in a face: how it changes in changing light, how the speed of editing affects your perception.

The more we looked, the more specific the criteria became about what we (OK, mostly me), were looking for.

"The film became about what happens when an athlete is injured in the prime of his life and the door closes," Paddy says.

When sex is stripped of its intimacy, or its possibility for future life, and becomes about what a person can get rather than give, it is no longer empowering or powerful.

For instance, one participant stated "…if you make it [care processes] clinical all the time, then… it becomes about what the clinicians need… not so much about what the person needs…".