Sentence examples for becomes from the from inspiring English sources

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".

With the presence of melancholic suffering and the absence of temporal movement, a sense of hopelessness may arise in the individual because suffering without temporal movement becomes, from the sufferer's perspective, eternal suffering.

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).

The second observation from the figures is that the smaller the control level (K_{mathrm{LP}}-m_{2}) is chosen, the better performance is obtained from the aspect of the mean queue length and the blocking probability, at the same time, the worse the performance becomes from the aspect of overall loss probability.

"I think this city's gotten a little too expensive for artists". And yet, there is a certain spiritual benefit to his suffering: "I think the more the city destroys it, the stronger the piece becomes". From the city's perspective, this isn't so much about art as keeping city parks and beaches tidy.

RMSD was also assessed to verify how different the structure becomes from the initial structural conformation during the simulation.

How blissfully undeterred; full of thetriumph of having become, from the seed of themselves, themselves.

The bigger the problem, the more removed the donors or funding institutions become from the human experience.

Whenthe reorganization takes place onMarch 1, distribution for clients ofConsortium and Perseus will become from the Perseus center inJackson, Tenn.

Rich I did not become from the labor of my brow, but neither have I ever been bored".

Both Hamlet and Ophelia become Islamicised, adopting traditional Muslim costume; and both become from the perspective of the ruling regime 'terrorists'terrorists