Sentence examples for describes becomes from inspiring English sources

It's easy to brush aside traditional fairy tales and their modern retellings because we have lost our belief in the overtly fabulous, but what Kafka describes becomes more frightening to us as we age.

That's how an incident like the one Ford describes becomes almost universally accepted as a typical part of growth and development on the way to being a good and decent man.

Add to this the direct co-operation with institutions such as the EU, UNESCO, WHO, or other ministries, and the job just described becomes a challenge worth taking on.

Within cultural heritage citizen science, the number of projects described becomes far fewer when measurement of data as opposed to collection or sorting of data is described, this is possibly because of the extra training or co-design needed to be more sophisticated above recognition, identification or transcription through "human computation" [16] which captures many of the extant activities.

The interpretation of sacrifice and particularly of the Eucharist as sacrifice has varied greatly within the different Christian traditions, partly because the sacrificial terminology in which the Eucharist was originally described became foreign to Christian thinkers.

The acts Russo described became commonplace in the news post-9/11 and he would prove to be an early example of what also became commonplace in our century: a whistleblower who found himself on the wrong side of the law and so was prosecuted for releasing the secret truth about the acts of our government.

Harrington described Become Alive as a product of free improvisation with experimental recording and sampling techniques in a press statement.

Katie explodes at her brother, and, as she describes it, becomes a monster named Bombaloo.

The quiet boy, as Ms. Amanpour describes him, becomes the angry voice of holy war.

The process described above becomes difficult to operate if the grade of concentrate falls and particularly if the lead content rises above 3 percent.

This spring, the model that Salzman describes almost became reality in the California State University Cal Statee) system.