Sentence examples for become true of from inspiring English sources
I think the same will become true of social media.
Why shouldn't the same become true of China, India and other developing countries?
For the moment, the thing that the polls always say about politicians has become true of the pollsters themselves.
That could well become true of the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics on the first two counts.
The picture looks as if he is painted with his back to the wall, and more and more this will become true of him.
Of course, the same becomes true of their English: the more they try to speak German, the more they notice the instabilities in their native language.
So the formula is read informally as, under certain preconditions pertaining to the action A at hand, the fluent (predicate) f becomes true of arguments x, if and only if either the condition γf+ x, A) holds or f(x) holds (before the execution of A) and the condition γf− x, A) (that would cause it to become false) does not hold.
Having been highly active in the movement for two years, my greatest hope is that this never becomes true of us.
Robert Christgau attributes the album's quality to Saadiq's lead role and asserts that "only with House of Music did they become true sons of the soul revival, the most accomplished r&b act of the '90s.
"Those who have survived this abuse have become true heralds of mercy -- humbly, we owe each of them our gratitude for their great value as they have had to suffer this terrible abuse sexual abuse of minors," he continued.
