Sentence examples for become in itself from inspiring English sources

The North Pole did not become in itself a goal of exploration until fairly late; the few early expeditions that tried to reach the pole were looking for a polar route to the East rather than for the pole itself.

The Siding Spring Observatory was originally a field station for the Mount Stromlo site, but it has become in itself one of the most important optical observatories in the world.

And Air Force One has become in itself something of a myth, as Peter Conrad argues in entertaining style: a globally understood symbol of the US president's thrusting potency and command of the skies.

Because the country was dominated by government forces and paramilitary rebels, this documentation became in itself an act of resistance.

It's only through the exercise of observation and the application of invention that the ordinary becomes, in itself, extraordinary.

Jennings's account of the first Industrial Revolution became in itself a landmark in the new digital revolution.

But Garrick's facility in transforming so compellingly from, say, rage to joy became in itself suspect.

"Research cannot constitute 'fautes lourdes' because it contains comments that are not positive, unless the giving of an opinion becomes in itself an offense," he said.

The comics page became, in itself, an industry; cartoonists like Bud Fisher ("Mutt and Jeff") won six-figure syndication deals, and "this peculiar American taste," as Editor & Publisher put it in 1927, was "now popular even in the Orient".

Cafe Beaujolais became, in itself, a travel destination for food lovers.

Pain is the best teacher; but seeking pain for the sake of truth can become gratuitous in itself, and becomes more illusion.