Sentence examples for becomes from that from inspiring English sources

The film is on the wrong track from the beginning, when the first view of the world, through the eyes of the infant Riley, is taken by Joy, and Joy becomes, from that point on, the default leader, Riley's emotional captain.

The best known formulation of this principle captures the sense of transience and interdependence of all phenomena: "This being, that becomes; from the arising of this, that arises; this not being, that does not become; from the ceasing of this, that ceases" (Majjhima Nikāya, II, 32).

When measurements are clustered within the same groupings that serve as the units for cluster randomisation, however, a pernicious problem arises: the variation due to clustered measurement becomes inseparable from that due to clustered randomisation.

It became uphill from that point on.

Long story short: I became addicted from that moment forward.

His message has become indistinguishable from that of Osama bin Laden — except for his excellent English and his cultural familiarity with the United States and Britain.

"Our memory of the place may become inextricable from that virtual experience," says Prof Miah.

And finally, it will become apparent from that debate that the two sides are not nearly as far apart as it seems now and that common ground on big change is in fact readily attainable.

We've become detached from that tradition, the healing and joy and vitality".

Many however, have become disconnected from that purpose and are making their goals more about profits.

The NHC's archive on Tropical Storm Felicia A weak surface low developed within a tropical wave on August 6 and the convection associated with it became isolated from that of the wave.