Sentence examples for becomes modern from inspiring English sources

That absence of catharsis marks the point at which tragedy loses its exaltation and becomes modern — not a tale foretold about the death of kings but the story of a futile downfall that might have been averted.

Stainless steel powder, printed, then fixated by being placed in a gold bath or bronze bath becomes modern, wearable jewelry like rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets.

You're protected and safe as long as you stay within that group; but as soon as it becomes modern and urban, all that protection disappears and you have to get what you want by yourself.

By contrast, the shopping mall modernity is a space apart; to become modern means entering confined spaces, escaping from the shortcomings of the surrounding territory (see Ferguson 2006).

"Everyone has become modern.

"Poland could become modern and remain religious.

But cricket has become modern India's greatest tamasha.

In relation to this specific policy they become "modern".

Her maps have since become modern scientific and popular icons.

"Wine became modern as it became concerned with representing itself as culture.

To become modern was to become something like Western industrial society.