Sentence examples for become as far from inspiring English sources

And now, just as the national debate over same-sex marriage is revving up again, he has become, as far as I can determine, the first marquee politician in America to openly bunk in a gay household.

It develops from different disciplines, theories, approaches, practical knowledge requirements, and does not become, as far as can be foreseen, a fully integrated knowledge field…in-depth analysis of conflicts and empirically based approaches to conflict resolutions are hardly found".

(In 1994, as a drama instructor at her childhood summer camp, she became, as far as she knows, the first person to stage a theatrical version of "Grease 2").

As Jon Savage says in his foreword, "These jottings stick like splinters in the mind," and phrases such as "it must be now or neville", "Haddy Grimmble, Randoob", "crumb" (as opposed to "crumbs") and "Last Will and Testicle" became, as far as I was concerned, ineradicably fixed to the point where they came more naturally than the proper English phrases they replaced.

Also, their predicament becomes terrible: some go as far as to commit suicide, one dies, all do things through which they profoundly degrade themselves.

Many have tried, but no European company has become as successful as Venmo so far.

Life has become meaningless as far as we are concerned".

Multi-tasking has become essential as far as I can see.

Immigrants who plan to stay should be encouraged to become Britons as far as that is compatible with holding on to some core aspects of their own culture.

One thing in the odd, evolving drama did seem to become clearer: as far back as early December, there were some people in the Twitter world who were beginning to sound alarms about the authenticity of Te'o's inspirational story.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 22, 2011 Syrian government forces shot dozens of people dead Friday; this was a day after the lifting of the state of emergency — maybe that just meant that all laws have become cheap, as far as the Assad regime is concerned, and so it didn't mind dispensing with something that gave it legal cover.