Sentence examples for becomes anticipated from inspiring English sources

What we know, or should know, from the past is that once inflation becomes anticipated and ingrained — as it eventually would — then the stimulating effects are lost.

Kipnis's rebuke of common slippages and conflations, whereby "gropers become rapists and accusers become Survivors," anticipated a situation in which expression of her opinions about a sexual-harassment allegation could be sincerely perceived as an act of sexual harassment.

Margiela's designs have achieved cult status, and this latest venture with the mass retailer has become highly anticipated amongst a population that would scoff at the price of the brand's $6,000 poncho currently being sold on Barneys.com.

Because beyond the fact that this conference is beginning to become, as anticipated, a masquerade, I come back to the question: why have so many Jewish organizations mobilized for Darfur?

The more I learned to spell out in words what I needed, the better he became at anticipating my needs. .

The combined value of the objects would barely approach $5 and the novelty factor became less anticipating than a gumball machine.

The 54-year-old, whose bid was widely anticipated, becomes the first African-American to formally enter the 2020 race.

It becomes a happily anticipated game the children look forward to.

Labor Day became our most anticipated holiday.

The Bowie source agrees that what was once exciting and unpredictable has become rote and anticipated.

Despite its commercial overtones, the Camplified concert has become a highly anticipated event at many camps where "Kumbaya" is more commonly found on the singalong set list.