Sentence examples for eventually came to see from inspiring English sources

Joy says that initially, he thought the ideas were opposites, but he eventually came to see them as complementary.

Both were enthusiastic Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution, but both eventually came to see the irreparable evil at the heart of the system.

And they open all their talks with 'Stoats are the biggest problem,' or 'Cats are the biggest problem.' " Russell, who is thirty-five, is a slight man with tousled brown hair and a cheerful, let's-get-on-with-it manner which I eventually came to see as very New Zealand.

There are the meritorious: Pierre Matignon, a Frenchman who brought up the rear in 1969 but still won a stage by beating the legendary Eddy Merckx up the fearsome Puy de Dôme; and the only three-time lanterne, Wim Vansevenant of Belgium, a dour domestique who eventually came to see his prize as recognition of his self-sacrifice.

Mr. Brougher and other Hirshhorn officials said they eventually came to see a greater involvement by artists — not just in ad campaigns and planning, but in speaking, teaching and spending more time at the museum — as a crucial way to reach newcomers.

He eventually came to see himself as almighty.

"People will eventually come to see this moment in apocalyptic terms".

But in issuing her invitation to her mother, Ms. Hafner writes, "I was guided by a combination of love, protectiveness, and, as I would eventually come to see, magical thinking".

Though his own father had deserted his family when Crittendon was twelve, and though he would eventually come to see himself as a role model for black inmates who had grown up in similar circumstances, he soon found himself reluctantly beating up black prisoners — and only black prisoners — on white lieutenants' orders.

Cuba's president, Raúl Castro, knows that the loss of Venezuelan oil would plunge his country's economy deeper into penury.A majority of Venezuelans may eventually come to see that Mr Chávez squandered an extraordinary opportunity for his country, to use an unprecedented oil boom to equip it with world-class infrastructure and to provide the best education and health services money can buy.

The winner of the election may eventually come to see victory as a poisoned chalice.