Sentence examples for become at one from inspiring English sources
Machines may be more portable and more connected nowadays, but we must resist the hyper-capitalist imperative to become at one with them.
"If you're a good Amazonian, you become an Amabot," said one employee, using a term that means you have become at one with the system.
In gaining enough momentum to become, at one point, the presumed nominee, Dean highlighted two critical changes in American politics in recent years.
Deafened in his own skull, he found that he not only started to view the person he had become at one remove, but also lost sight of the tastes and judgments that once created him.
In a piece called "Liquid Villa," Jeremy Blake uses digital animation with sound to project a sequence of brilliantly orchestrated abstract color arrangements that become, at one point, the architectural elements of a grand villa, complete with lights and a pond, before resuming their color narrative.
"You can't become at one with yourself and connected with all things through microdosing," he says.
Then he made a 34-minute film based on a dense, eight-page script (The Grandmother), and by the time he came to shoot Eraserhead, which took four years and became at one point Stanley Kubrick 's favourite film, Lynch had settled on the convoluted logic of a lifetime.
On the ground floor, the shambles area became at one time the police house, with a cell for malefactors, but now has been transformed, with glazed roof and underfloor heating, into a space for meetings, lectures or concerts, while the undercroft, open to the street, is an overspill area and site for market stalls.
Established to help a burgeoning aristocracy distinguish itself from mere soldiery, the duel becomes, at one point, almost completely martial.
The image marks the seminal moment, he said, "when I knew that nothing mattered except that I became at one with the play".
Ms. Reed-Amini played Rose Lee Holloway, a single neighbor and friend of Mary's who became, at one point, the building's landlord.
