Sentence examples for becoming objects of from inspiring English sources
Third, it describes landscape elements as they manifest nationalist sentiment and national goals, while often becoming objects of controversy.
How, I asked Lymus, does she reconcile that exposure with a faith that guards its daughters from becoming objects of temptation?
Through two workshops, this group will begin to study the ways in which ancient fields and practices of science and knowledge from the Greco-Roman world changed from being part of their respective disciplines to becoming objects of historical and philological inquiry.
For the most part they are places where family and friends can remember lost loved ones, but some cemeteries move from simply being places of remembrance to becoming objects of fascination for the wider public.
South Korean children are "typically" losing their hair from the pressure of becoming objects to serve societal education expectation.
The effect salvia has on an individual is subjective, but additional effects that have been tied to the drug include revisiting past memories, sensations of motion, visions of membranes, merging with or becoming objects and a sense of overlapping realities.
Molokoane is also a prominent member of Urban Poor Fund International, the first global fund to give poor people direct control over development spending in cities. "We are sick and tired of becoming the objects of development," she told an audience at a conference in Brazil last year.
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.
Member States should encourage all stakeholders handling WEEE to help achieve the objective of this Directive in order to avoid separately collected WEEE becoming the object of sub-optimal treatment and illegal exports.
