Sentence examples for becomes in some from inspiring English sources

Surely there is a boundary between abortion and infanticide, a point when new life becomes in some part society's business.

That question becomes, in some ways, less of a concern in service experiments like Bank of America's.

It becomes in some sense an extension of self, as evidenced by the extraordinary pitch of disputes between warring neighbours.

When that trust is violated, the damage becomes in some ways permanent because it is immediately part of our popular culture and part of the public's perception.

Yes, Isabella, the eldest of a combined step-family of 21 children, spent some of her adolescence living in the grandstand on Epsom race-course, but it was by no means unusual for large families of this period to disperse their offspring among sundry relatives and business premises, and it was a temporary arrangement, rather than the fairytale-like banishment it becomes in some accounts.

She quotes often from Aunt Tansia, and thus her astute teacher [End Page 225] becomes in some degree co-author.

Still, Abdullah became, in some ways, a force of moderation.

This became, in some quarters, a tale of American parochialism.

"It does become, in some respects, a turf war".

You kind of become in some aspects a hope for them.

"I became in some senses a little bit of a mascot," he says.