Sentence examples for become because of from inspiring English sources

Yet that trick somehow eludes Babluani; the longer the film goes on, the less interested you become because, of course, the uninteresting Riley (his face in a constant cringe) has to survive.

That's what we've become because of the landscapes we live in.

The situation demonstrates how dysfunctional Washington has become because of these Republican abuses.

Then, he said, they begin to see how damaged their lives have become because of alcohol.

You become who you become because of the next move you make".

It's a rewarding journey for readers as Lucy rekindles her passion for what had become — because of the relentless pressure to compete and "succeed" — an instrument of torture.

He's a human being who became who he became because of the people of South Africa.

The more this happens, the less viable Sunderland becomes because of the distance between it and its suppliers.

However, the more I delved into the issue, the more disappointed I became because of the limited intellectual merit in the arguments behind the monetary reform proposal.

It becomes, because of its standing as a sovereign act, an act of war.

Usually the longer the hair the less "unruly" it becomes because of the weight of your hair.