Sentence examples for flesh became from inspiring English sources
"In Judaism, I'm faced with the equally challenging notion that the flesh became words".
The carving and eating of human flesh became a rite that more than one compares to taking Holy Communion.
His flesh became earth, his bones made mountains, his blood decanted oceans, and his hollowed-out head formed the sky.
The theopaschite formula ("God suffered in the flesh") became, together with the Theotokos formula, a standard of orthodoxy in the Eastern church, especially after the second Council of Constantinople (553).
Aurgelmir's flesh became the land, his blood the oceans, his bones the mountains, his teeth the cliffs, his hair the trees, and his brains (blown over the earth) became the clouds.
Somewhere along the line, maybe when yoga studios began to outnumber Starbucks outlets, the notion, at once modern and primitive, of the mind's irrefutable power over the flesh became the conventional wisdom.
Without the colourful algae, the coral flesh becomes transparent, revealing the stark white skeleton beneath.
Anointed with holy oil at his coronation at the age of 17, Henry VIII's flesh becomes divine.
If you wait a day or two, the flesh becomes sweeter and softer and even more delectable.
The flesh becomes dense and chewy, more like red snapper or sea bass, but the taste does not change.
Once sliced or pulped, it's a matter of seconds before smooth, fresh green flesh becomes musty and oxidized.
