Sentence examples for become whole again from inspiring English sources
Then allow the sauce to become whole again, stirring occasionally.
"We need reconciliation so that broken families can become whole again," she said, "and we need reconciliation so that a broken country can become whole again".
So even the apparently simple parable of Herr Puntila reveals the conflicting strands of human nature and the inability of fallen man to become whole again.
The central questions that will keep readers turning the pages of this searing story are: Will the broken Sugar find her way home, in both the physical and metaphorical sense, and will she heal and become whole again?
IT IS astonishing, given Germany's two centuries of war, its recent ideological fission and its subsequent struggle to become whole again, that many British novelists, John le Carré aside, have shown so little interest in setting their fiction there.
In the months before I gave birth, when my boyfriend and I were just getting to know the couple we had chosen, I was able to comprehend the coming exchange only on the most theoretical of levels, but it seemed like gentle math: Girl with child she can't keep plus woman who wants but can't have child; balance the equation, and both parties become whole again.
It becomes whole again only in the mind and soul of someone listening for the first time, and listening again.
"But the core emotional relationship in this movie -- the one between Hiro and Baymax, the incredible robot that helps this young man recover from a devastating loss and once again become whole -- that appeals to both my eight year-old self AND my 45 year-old self".
Maybe this is the teacup all over again, Hannibal destroying things and hoping that he and Will can come back together again and become whole.
Many of them waited years, sometimes decades, to become whole members of our society again.
