Sentence examples for becomes something new from inspiring English sources

But transformed through your imagination, it becomes something new.

Something old becomes something new and, as the name has it, uncommonly beautiful.

The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer (Vintage) is a pacy, conventional novel of American life, following six friends from their teens through to middle age, charting their interconnected hopes, triumphs and disappointments, but it's all done with such an acute eye for detail, and such a rare combination of wit and wisdom that it becomes something new.

Android's flexibility could prove key to getting it more presence in vehicles heading into a time when the in-car experience becomes something new and valuable, when autonomous vehicles begin to gain ground.

Having chosen pragmatism over self-pity, "The Night Of"  becomes something new: An anti-antihero drama.

The trick is not to take on blindly what is given to us, but to awaken doubt about it, question it, accept what is reasonable and appeals to our sensibility, so that it becomes something new in us, not something that belongs to Plato or Aristotle or Darwin or Einstein.

I don't want America to become something new.

That became "something new to look for," he said.

He said, "She stepped out of her skin and became something new".

But under Benjamin's eye, the faded arcade became something new again: an intellectual reflection.

The identity was needed to become something new but eclipsed the region's cultural richness.