Sentence examples for becomes thanks from inspiring English sources

His frenzied desire to be anything but what his father was causes him to develop a warped view of his society, so that in the end that view becomes (thanks to seven humiliating years in exile) reality to him.

That is because an agency usually does not have to add personnel commensurate to the growth of an ad account; the more an account's media billings grow, the more profitable it becomes, thanks to commissions.

Because of you, I feel bad today becomes -- "Thanks to you I am now more aware of my habitual thoughts and emotions that cause me to suffer and prevent my spiritual nature from being experienced and expressed". "Never mind, I'll do it" becomes -- "Thanks to you I am reminded to always be mindful, and I note the irony in my words 'Never mind' to express resentment.

"I'm fully becoming what I want to become, thanks to Christine, so I'm going to head towards the macho and the tougher side.

I have become, thanks to ease of access, something of a self-help junkie.

The two explosive, emphatic black forms in "Cough" become, thanks to the title, painterly equivalents of a spasmodic physical action.

He also disliked the fact that he had become, thanks mainly to St Trinian's, too famous.

"Iraq has become, thanks to the rashness of Bush, a monstrosity," warned El País, Spain's leading daily, in an editorial this week.

Since Ms. Stewart has become, thanks to "Twilight," the very embodiment of romantic indecision, there are two possible suitors chivalrously circling her.

Bald Jeffries has become, thanks to this graft, as lavishly locked as he was at 20. Pastor asks me to suggest a title.

But that's precisely what Johnson seems to have become, thanks to what he calls "the twists and turns of the last two or three years".