Sentence examples for becoming an exercise from inspiring English sources

Watching Undercover is becoming an exercise in clemency too – but I've decided to embrace it.

Otherwise, art risks becoming an exercise in self-indulgence (so does criticism).

The whole thing is exhilaratingly heterodox, but it risks becoming an exercise in which the curator trumps the art.

A diplomatic process that turns a blind eye to continuing violence risks becoming an exercise in virtual reality, a distraction from swiftly changing facts on the ground.

Folk is a malleable resource, and here it is stripped of all politics or witness-bearing, becoming an exercise in romantic exegesis for nice men with mandolins.

The looseness of Mr. Kinnear's body language keeps a long text — nearly four hours in this go-round — from becoming an exercise in rhetoric.

We used to have an inclusive price, but it was becoming an expensive exercise to ship money around the world.

In that sense, the effort to stop any legally protected form of speech is increasingly becoming an academic exercise.

"It's in danger of becoming an academic exercise which will report in five years time what everybody already knows".

Although less widely used, resistance training (RT) is becoming an important exercise modality to control blood pressure.

Do not expect becoming an accredited exercise physiologist to be easy.