Sentence examples for becoming not to from inspiring English sources

Berlin is "forever in the process of becoming, and never in the state of being", said a 19th-century art critic, who was buried in the same cemetery as Brecht, along with Schinkel, the architect responsible for much of the process of becoming, not to mention Hegel, Heinrich Mann, Brecht's wife - Helene Weigel - and many of his collaborators.

His tower is the unfinished expression of that avowed confusion: a monument to unpredictable becoming, not to aesthetic or political rectitude.

But there is now so much raw data that it is becoming not feasible to re-analyze it.

Yet, as more and more students aim for top colleges each year, that is also becoming not enough to stand out.

In learning about his personality or certain character flaws he has, you may find yourself becoming not attracted to him.

Hopefully "whistleblower" is becoming not a stigma to be afraid of, but something to take pride in.

"The business community increasingly views California as a state in which it is becoming not economically viable to do business".

Visitor centers were built, becoming not just the gateways to major historical homes, but, at times, their rivals, offering new expositions and elaborate genuflections to contemporary tastes.

By the time he left Keystone for a more lucrative contract at Essanay in 1915, he was on his way to becoming, not just the Elvis of his day, but the Beatles and Michael Jackson too.

Otis Chandler's Los Angeles Times was on its way to becoming not only one of the richest but one of the two or three best newspapers in the country.

Now ten years later, McBride has taken another giant step, becoming not only the top go-to bassist in jazz, but also the idiom's foremost statesman.