Sentence examples for becoming truly from inspiring English sources

For the first time we're becoming truly modern.

Is he the victim of a malign conspiracy or is he becoming truly psychotic?

This self-serving concern of our society for our own soldiers is only a first step toward becoming truly civilized.

Learning to be really good at handling and questioning detainees is prelude to becoming truly great as a nation.

But all media devices – whether it's the living room TV, your mobile, or your portable PC – are becoming truly connected.

That the network, financed by a developer, is the only one of its kind in New York illustrates how far the city is from becoming truly connected.

Adapted from How to Become an Intellectual, a firmly tongue-in-cheek guide to becoming a truly brainy thinker.

Loosely adapted from How to Become an Intellectual, a firmly tongue-in-cheek guide to becoming a truly brainy thinker, published by Adams Media.

Adapted from How to Become an Intellectual, a firmly tongue-in-cheek guide to becoming a truly brainy thinker, published by Adams Media in April 2012.

Adapted from "How to Become an Intellectual," a firmly tongue-in-cheek guide to becoming a truly brainy thinker, published by Adams Media.

By the end of the decade, flash memory had become inexpensive enough to begin to make its way into consumer devices, while USB succeeded in becoming a truly universal computer interface.