Sentence examples for become layered from inspiring English sources
Actually, I don't remember being unduly upset at the time – it's just the way that these memories become layered over the years with accretions of bitterness.
As long as there is a fraction of space to build something on, grassy fields will forever become layered in steel and concrete.
But "Bracko" and "Nox," the two main works in which they have come together, are events where different kinds of poetry become layered upon one another with extraordinary eloquence.
The germ layers form during the process of gastrulation, when the hollow ball of cells that constitutes the blastula begins to differentiate into more-specialized cells that become layered across the developing embryo.
It's a badge of French's talent that the two books featuring the Mackeys can be read with enjoyment separately or non-chronologically, but regular readers gain an extra level from the backstories, as, crucially, do the fictional figures, who become layered with memories, secrets and sensitivities in the way that real people are.
The flesh is whitish, measuring 1 2 mm thick in the hollow cap; it may become layered and chambered in the base of the stipe.
The flesh is whitish, measuring 1 2 mm thick in the hollow cap; it becomes layered and chambered, particularly in the base of the stipe.
Even if she seemed like a cheerleader at first, her morality has become more layered as everyone else around her becomes increasingly amoral.
As the technology has improved, he said, E.D.M. has become more layered and is now sophisticated enough that listeners don't need to enhance their appreciation with chemicals.
Some of the mono-layered epithelial imaginal discs, notably the wing discs, become multi-layered, fail to differentiate and over-proliferate throughout the extended larval stage of development.
However, in contrast to wnt11r mutants in which the multi-layering of pouch-forming cells is delayed, we found that fgf8a mutant epithelial cells did become multi-layered at the initial stages (supplementary material Fig. S5G-I).
