Sentence examples for becomes especially in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salstein's achievement is less surprising but no less pleasing, and Jose Manuel Carreño takes his charm and naughtiness to new peaks so that his solo becomes — especially in the way Ms. Murphy watches it — one of the turning points in the drama.

The more Batista acts like a heel, the more popular he becomes, especially in his hometown.

"We're trying to find broad bipartisan support and common ground on what has become, especially in Congress, a very divisive and partisan issue," he said.

The major surprise here is how mainstream and international what once seemed like radical thinking about diet has become, especially in our anti-regulatory climate.

Unfortunately this sometimes means some stunningly right-wing politicians are included in the massive tent that the Democratic Party has become, especially in the South.

Anastasia Mann said she was not surprised to learn just how dilapidated the city's pipes had become, especially in her neighborhood.

Therefore, intervening in work-related PTSD becomes especially important in order to get workers back to the workplace.

This becomes especially explicit in Sartre's later elaboration of his "progressive-regressive method" in Search for a Method.

Point of view becomes especially important in "End of Watch".

The availability of a forum becomes especially important in these cases.

This dynamic becomes especially problematic in a news landscape of near-infinite choice.