Sentence examples for becoming an object of from inspiring English sources

The real danger for the government is that it is becoming an object of ridicule.

Just one problem: This boat has a chance of becoming an object of great beauty and substantial utility.

It means becoming an object of prejudice and fascination, simultaneously hypervisible and invisible to white society, your emotions and inner life ignored.

I'm in favour of him becoming president if the powers of the office are dramatically reduced – but what I'm against is Navalny becoming an object of worship.

Landscape is becoming an object of growing social concern and, as such, an object of mediation between major industrial producers and local communities.

He goes without dinner in his hotel because he's "too shy to venture alone into any of the neighbourhood restaurants," for fear of "becoming an object of curiosity and pity".

From that point onward, Lear descends with increasing rapidity into anger, bitterness, and madness, becoming an object worthy of pity.

"In Ascension, for example, what interests me is the idea of immateriality becoming an object, which is exactly what happens in Ascension: the smoke becomes a column.

But now, the area is also becoming an object lesson in the resilience of militants and opium producers alike.

And in any case, Ms Day prefers a virtual party with fellow geeks to becoming merely an object of fans' adulation.

Under her direction for the next several decades, the House of Boivin achieved a reputation as one of the most innovative designers of the century, its jewelry becoming monumental, an object of haute couture rather than a symbol of social status.