Sentence examples for becomes understood from inspiring English sources

Young people are particularly vulnerable to this black-and-white worldview, in which the in-group becomes understood as wholly noble, righteous and oppressed, and the enemy as devious, cruel and domineering.

By staying on a subject long enough to make all young children familiar with it (say, two weeks or so), the gist becomes understood by all and word learning speeds up.

But crucially, as the commercial effect of the limping legislation becomes understood, it will increasingly annoy all those people who voted for the Conservatives or the Lib Dems because they sought an end to the sense of a crony state, and instead wanted open, fair, accountable and efficient public provision.

How this difference becomes understood as undesirable or unintelligible, and how it becomes the prerogative of students to police and regulate this difference is far more complicated.

Rather than a chemical factory for the conversion of substrates, metabolism is a regulatory interface shaped by the environment; in turn, food is more than fuel or substrate, in fact it becomes understood as a form of environmental exposure.

Food's biological activity and its connection to human health, its pathogenicity or therapeutic power, becomes understood in terms of how outer molecules articulate with inner molecules in a life of eating.

The cinematic experience became understood as psychologically contiguous to voyeurism.

That was when AIDS became understood as a menace.

And as facts like these became understood, the results became good.

Instead of "protecting the working class", the aim of social democracy became understood as "regulating capitalism for its own good".

More recently, it has become understood that certain kinds of common fungi exist in subtle symbiosis with plants, bringing about not infection but connection.