Sentence examples for become dispersed from inspiring English sources

The animals dig up the truffle, and the truffle spores become dispersed.

Of course, the German population had become dispersed in the pre-democratic world of the Holy Roman and Austro-Hungarian empires.

As a result, odour molecules, even when continuously released at the source, become dispersed as a series of wisps, similar to the way that smoke from a chimney becomes dispersed.

Lears concluded, "The craft impulse has become dispersed in millions of do-it-yourself projects and basement workshops, where men and women have sought the wholeness, the autonomy, and the joy they cannot find on the job or in domestic drudgery".

His personal motives become dispersed as his insight into them grows; "the complete knowledge of the nature of the world, which has a quieting effect on the will, produces resignation, the surrender not merely of life, but of the very will to live".

"We have lost the extended family because families have become dispersed.

During World War II they became dispersed.

And those two realms, of action and inaction, became dispersed and decentered because savvy viewers stopped believing.

The fragmentation of the musical center means that the story becomes dispersed, and we are urged, irresistibly, toward the cultural edges.

Within their separate ranks, the families faced a common challenge: as generations passed and ownership became dispersed among siblings and cousins, it grew harder to act decisively.

The convoy soon became dispersed, with vehicles trying to speed away from the increasingly ferocious enemy fire, doubling back, and missing yet more turns in the dust and confusion.