Sentence examples for can become a means from inspiring English sources
Jeremy Allen reported on the ascent of queer food culture, and the ways that food can become a means of finding commonality, seeking visibility, championing diversity and encouraging activism.
If Yemen can produce people like the members of the Story Society, with such optimism about its future – believing in the teeth of all the evidence that art and literature can become a means of bringing society firmly into the modern world – then it deserves to survive.
This can become a means to personal growth and enjoyment of the pursuit of your goals.
"In fact," he says, "the less physically competitive his daily life is, the more sports can become a means toward achieving those ideals, at least in his mind".
Since memories are a particularly large reason for feeling sentimental, photographs can become a means by which you can keep your memory and toss the object.
How the internet, vast and invasive, can become a terrifying means to consume real lives.
In a detailed research note, David Woo of Bank of America Merrill Lynch argues that "bitcoin can become a major means of payment for e-commerce and may emerge as a serious competitor to traditional money transfer providers".
I've been listening to Liam Williams's recent Comedian's Comedian podcast interview with Stuart Goldsmith, which is packed with interesting stuff – about Williams not actually enjoying performing standup comedy; about how comedy that channels difficult personal feelings can become a prison, a means of getting trapped with those feelings long after they might naturally have dispersed.
An initiate is trained by elders for many years before they can become a "Babalawo," which means father of mysteries, or a "Iyalawo," which means mother of mysteries.
But for self-harming teens any item can become a weapon and a means to exorcise their emotional pain.
In an environment of wider democratic participation and debate, the direct democracy that the ECI embodies can become an effective means of connecting citizens with decision-making processes.
