Sentence examples for becomes actually from inspiring English sources

So, Aristotle suggests, matter is potentially some F until it acquires an actualizing form, when it becomes actually F. Given his overarching explanatory schema, it is hardly surprising that Aristotle should advance a hylomorphic account of soul and body; this is, for him, standard explanatory procedure.

In extreme cases, when the wait becomes actually long, instead of merely perceptibly long, things fall apart.

"You have 3,400 passengers in a relatively confined space for 10 days at a time, so if you have someone who throws up in an elevator or has an accident in a restroom, the risk becomes actually quite high for many people," Mr. Forney said.

And yet what was potentially visible becomes actually visible.

It becomes actually a strong non-volatile memory candidate for both embedded and standalone applications.

Again, the idea here is that, by itself, Simmias's height is merely potentially relative-making, and it only becomes actually relative-making in the presence of another height, including Socrates's.

With no relief in sight, he told me, he decided to "become actually guilty of the thing he accused me of doing — stealing his business".

The malaise is widespread: in 2009, sociologist Marcus Buckingham reported than since second-wave feminism, women in the west who "have it all" have become actually less satisfied.

So when I heard that David was working on Hold Me Closer, the full-length musical from the Will Grayson novel, I became actually really excited.

But by the summer of 2002, because of what Mr. Katzenberg called "the unbelievable revolution" in computer graphics technology, "it became actually possible to do it," he said.

At first it was an ironic stance, and then it became actually a real thing; people wanted to have art as a playground and as entertainment.