Sentence examples for exactly becomes from inspiring English sources

It can lead, deciding what exactly becomes the characteristic trait worthy of lampooning.

Thus, the left-hand side of (27) exactly becomes the length ratio as defined in (12).

There remains one prevailing mystery regarding this particular opossum: what exactly became of it?

Despite the reorganization, Mr. Soros has not exactly become mild mannered.

Although wildly popular with the several thousand spectators that attended its premiere, "Athalia" has not exactly become standard repertory fare.

The batters in both leagues were reined in a bit after 1930, but the game didn't exactly become dull.

He did a final musical, "Mr. President," in 1962, but none of its songs — among them "Pigtails and Freckles" and "It Gets Lonely in the White House" — have exactly become classics.

He was unable to determine what exactly became of all the rail barges (Mr. Grant thinks several went to the Mediterranean), but said such convoys were common before D-Day.

"But what we don't really know is what exactly became of the fortifications, what state they are in and what is left of the cultural resources.

Even Jeff Daniels' odds are better, even though "The Newsroom" hasn't exactly become a cultural phenomenon during its brief time on HBO.

What we can see from this survey that is even when a transgender person does obtain a job, things don't exactly become easier.