Sentence examples for becomes but from inspiring English sources

The "uncanny valley theory" suggests that the more a non-human resembles a live human, the more relatable that non-human becomes – but only to a point.

This is about as colorful as the normally stoic Willingham becomes, but he understands that his first season at Notre Dame has been a kaleidoscope of wonder.

Beyond a man's immediate household, the affection gradually diminishes until he becomes "but little interested" in the well-being of those who are "very remote".

The coach's prayer may also degrade prayer itself, when it becomes but another effort to get God on the side of the praying team.

The more it is hammered, the more brittle and hard it becomes; but it can be brought back to its original state by annealing (heating and then cooling slowly).

They're a bit rough and ham-fisted, and it doesn't look as great as it actually becomes, but it kicks in around episode three, and when it starts to pull together it's really fantastic.

The heroin became but a quick scary moment.

The public become but figures on a spreadsheet.

The further we go into the past, the more intimate it becomes.' But if, in The Vertical Line, the past can be made to emerge out of the darkness as surely as the Chauvet paintings appear to rise to the surface in the rock itself, this is also a theatre piece that is as much about process as it is about performance.

After DC the correlation becomes negative but non-significant.

Philosophy becomes research, but in its own (oblique) way.