Sentence examples for becomes a locus from inspiring English sources
The body that remains after death becomes a locus for grieving, a comfort, strangely, because its very presence helps define what has been lost.
The design of the interface is a design of human experience and, as such, the interface becomes a locus of power.
But these safeguards are now being loosened as Germany becomes a locus of the investigations into the strikes on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, which were carried out in part by Arab students who had lived quietly on German soil.
In the years since, the Horn of Africa, and Kenya in particular, has become a locus of U.S. counterterrorism.
For Europeans, Kashmir became a locus of romantic dreams, inspiring writers like the Irish poet Thomas Moore, who didn't even need to visit it to understand its charms.
The scenes between the jeweller's wife and her lifelong servant ought to become a locus classic for the representation of social complexity.
Both women had heard rumors that explosives were being stored at the mosque, and both said there were rumors it had become a locus of anti-American resistance.
Because the Internet enables the immediate, worldwide distribution of digitized content, it has become a locus for Sept. 11-related material.
Nu-skool dubstep has become a locus for generational identity in America, says Best. "The mid-range bass sound just captured the attention of young people.
Drawing on the wider institutionalization of supply chain practices involving outsourcing and partnering projects, the CMG became a locus of institutionalized reflexivity.
