Sentence examples for become by itself from inspiring English sources

Any utterance absent any proof can become by itself evidence of guilt, and we should strive to avoid that idea at all costs.

In 1978, N.F.L. Films began marketing the Dallas Cowboys as America's Team, and two decades later, the league has itself become, by its own estimation, America's Choice, just like the A&P house brand.

Oh, and if you use the word "baked" often enough, it will become funny by itself.

Prison has become, by default, the treatment system of last resort.

Football has become, by stealth, a symbol of modern Britain.

A second, unexpected but relevant consequence of DJ-1 downregulation on TAT-α-syn was that in this situation TAT-α-syn was not only unable to counteract the oxidative challenge but it became toxic by itself even in the absence of oxidative stress and starting from nanomolar intracellular concentration that was usually protective.

And so she defies us humans not only by becoming vegetarian, but by trying to become vegetation itself.

The effectiveness of an EDT greatly depends on the survivability of the tether, which can become debris itself if cut by debris particles; a tether can be completely cut by debris having some minimal diameter.

I became, by default, a freelance writer.

It became, by another name, the long-ball theory.

That became, by default, my forecast.