Sentence examples for becomes well much from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Abbott (whose previous books include "The Fever" and "Dare Me") manipulates our view of Devon, who starts out Sphinx-like and then becomes, well, much more complicated.

It becomes, well, innovation.

The Evolution of the Theory The origin of just war theory is usually traced to the writings of Augustine, though many of the theory's elements became well established only much later, during its "classical" period between the early 16th  and mid-17th centuries.

Here are some of the best examples showing the potential of the humble out-of-office reply to become, well, something so much more.

Mr. Bonnay became well-known much earlier in his career when he tried to parachute onto a ship that had been hijacked off of Brazil in 1961.

An artist who has become well known for doing much the same thing is Jessica Stockholder, whose works from the mid-1990's in this show use fabrics, spools of yarn or thread.

French, except in the 16th century, was influenced grammatically less by Latin, but from the 14th century onward the habit of preferring words with a quasi-Latin shape to inherited forms became well established, so that much of the French vocabulary has a "learned" appearance.

Other wealthy Texans involved in the oil industry, though not as influential, became well known, often as much for their eccentricities as their wealth.

(I've become well known for wearing suspenders, so much so that the Brothers mockingly call me Ibrahim Abu-Suspenders).

It's much easier to become well known in a specific niche than to try to help everybody.

The case was not much reported on at the time, and has not become well known since.