Sentence examples for becoming where from inspiring English sources

Chen Kaige, Japan/China (International Premiere) The story of three women whose worlds collide, Caught in the Web is a social commentary about the 'sound bite' society we are becoming, where perception becomes reality and judgments based on limited facts quickly spread, without regard for the truth or the damage they could cause.

"It's becoming where the drug manufacturer is having a closer relationship with the consumer," he said.

Over time, as some of the better musicians to emerge in the last decade of jazz have passed through the band (the saxophonists Mr. Potter, Mr. Malaby and Mr. Redman and Mr. Cheek, the guitarists Mr. Rosenwinkel and Ben Monder and Steve Cardenas), the group has sounded central to what jazz is becoming, where it's moving.

It's impossible not to see this as a deliberate callback to the iconic second season finale of Buffy, "Becoming," where her boyfriend-turned-monster slowly strips her of her support system, friends, and weapons.

Yet things are improving, Blow argues: Young people in America are growing up in a country that is quickly becoming brown, where women outnumber men in colleges, where acknowledgment of sexual identity is increasingly met with shrugs.

The map is, in their language, becoming "monetised", where the Earth itself becomes a browser in a profitable but rather depressing feedback loop of buying, selling and advertising.

That's low for an Internet company whose brand is becoming entrenched, where revenue is growing a third annually and where operating margins are increasing.

Twitter's best hope for the future is to combine the first and second screen, becoming both where you watch video of big zeitgeist events and where you discuss them.

They're becoming something where you aren't just passively entertained, you become part of it and contribute to the story.

As for the other parts of reform — where millions of immigrants get right with the law and get on with becoming Americans, where workers are better protected — he threw up his hands.

University campuses are increasingly becoming spaces where sexist behaviour is exhibited explicitly and accepted as the norm.