Sentence examples for becomes from from inspiring English sources

Well, the longer Mr. Zhu gets 95percentt of his income from the sea and 5percentt from Beijing the more independent he becomes from Beijing.

"And so what you have to say now is that the New Jersey race is one more race that becomes, from what we read in the polls, competitive.

The more time we waste arguing and discussing — and not acting — the worse the problem becomes from an environmental perspective, and the more costly it becomes because of the extent of the damage that will be incurred from climate change.

The more time we waste arguing and discussing and not acting the worse the problem becomes from an environmental perspective, and the more costly it becomes because of the extent of the damage that will be incurred from climate change.

The more modern society devalues the skills of craftsmen, says Gates, the more removed it becomes from the elements that make and hold together our material world, the more that society – or the immaterial world – "is very quickly falling apart".

As a result, the better one knows a plant, the more confusing its all-too-real glass twin becomes, from sweetly ripening strawberries and a banana to a branch of fiery red maple leaves.

One's face became, from habit, incandescent with achievement.

Reading Ms. Sischy's article, I was struck by how detached he had become from reality.

They are ours now, and we will love them through whoever they become from here.

It's a visually striking commentary on how detached modern consumers have become from food production.

And the more detached we are from our environment, the more disengaged we become from ourselves.