Sentence examples for become so not from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Dr. Klitzman said, many of the Fore who were infected with the prion-caused disease may have become so not from eating, because digestion breaks down most proteins into amino acids, but because they did not wash after a feast, and may have put it directly into their blood by scratching insect bites.

Clearly, the very best players became so not only through a natural ability but the intellect to maximise all the elements.

Indeed, Mr. Wyser-Pratte said that the statements have become so complicated not even a Wall Street veteran like himself could detect the continuing theft.

So if neither on its own is sufficient any more and they are unlikely to become so, why not get out in front of this and require both?

I can understand ur Mother's hole has become so Big, not worth opening too.

"That was a reaction to seeing how beards had become so popular, and not just with hipsters.

It is great that you choose to be healthy, but, don't become so obsessed that you can't eat anything at parties.

But when the compromises become so extreme, isn't the love turning to lust?

MADELEINE DOUBEK: Hmmm, these state representative races have become so complicated, haven't they?

We haven't become so self-absorbed that we don't care about other people.

It would be funny had it not become so tiresome.