Sentence examples for becoming felt from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Mundie leveled his harshest remarks at General Public License, a model Mr. Stallman defined back in the earliest days of the PC industry, when Microsoft's influence was just becoming felt.

To Professor Michael Hyland (pictured left), who suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and has now recovered, becoming ill felt like "swimming up the stream with all the other fish" and finding it increasingly difficult to keep going.

Becoming American felt like abandoning them.

In terms of cell growth inhibition kinetics sampled after 3 days treatment, arginase was active at 0.25 – 0.5 units ml−1 (IC50 ∼0.3 units ml−1), the inhibition becoming increasingly felt with time.

The possibility of the top teams becoming mortal feels much more realistic after the last two weeks.

"With the new company that we're becoming, we feel that we have the right people for the board," Mr. Hess said.

Becoming parents feels like getting access into this whole new awesome secret society.

And they did one more thing with spin and flair -- they made poor white voters with little real hope of becoming rich feel like they could become rich and join the country club.

He was becoming healthy, but felt adrift.

I didn't know what I was becoming, but it felt like it was going to be impressive".

But, July adds, "I think when I first saw that movie as a teen-ager, her story and the story of becoming a writer felt like my story.