"becoming about" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is not grammatically correct and does not make sense in a sentence.
It runs on its own indulgences, converting the improbable and unedited into something transfixing, and becoming about as lusty as pop gets.
In a matter of weeks her purchase had lost its allure, becoming about as exciting to her as a plateful of warmed-over cabbage.
"Everything was becoming about the delusions.
I realized how jaded I was becoming about travel.
He wanted to minimise the narrative becoming about him.
Like the advertising agency business, Mr. Sorrell said, sports is becoming "about globalization and about technology".
"I have thought about becoming become a teacher," she said.
It's becoming more about cooking and less about technique".
Status symbolism is becoming less about things and more about experiences.
"It was about becoming a star, about wearing a hat in a peculiar way.
How about becoming extremely intolerant towards racist idiots?
