Sentence examples for becomes a state of from inspiring English sources
Life, in the final lament of the chorus in "Oedipus Rex," becomes a state of pain that is ended only by death.
The painting is notable because of its portrayal of paradox, where a state of terror becomes a state of rapture.
Our passions and leisure activities go down the drain and before we know it, our life becomes a state of simply going through the everyday mundane motions.
Referring to a time in life when the search for pleasure, serenity and aesthetic beauty becomes a state of mind, otium is a concept embraced at the villa.
We get surreal visions of shifting landscapes and mutating forms, where architecture becomes a state of mind, a filter through which to view the world just as you would through, say, music.
It ain't a democracy if White people can wild out and it is all good; but let people of color wild out and it becomes a state of emergency with the National Guard dropping in, armed and ready.
An estate agent took him to a disused office space near the famous Croke Park stadium and it was this building that would become a state-of-the-art creative writing centre in the heart of the city.
Necco has moved its operations to Revere, Mass., and the old building, from 1927, will become a state-of-the-art biotech laboratory and offices for Novartis, the Swiss drug maker.
According to some authors, it has ever become a state-of-the-art technique for prognostics.
I was involved in supporting the development of new scientific techniques, such as the atomic resolution cryomicroscopy--which has now become a state-of-the-art tool.
Water jet technology has become a state-of-the-art technology not only in the area of surface engineering but is also one of the most flexible techniques available in industrial maintenance.
