Sentence examples for good becomes from inspiring English sources

The doer of good becomes good, the doer of evil becomes evil".

Others, including the economist Roland Benabou of Princeton, argue that it makes resisting shortsighted temptations easier: when you think you're good, the choice to be good becomes automatic.

The lesson of the 1930s is that free trade, far from being a luxury affordable only when times are good, becomes utterly essential when times are bad.

The notion lacks the devilish, if not sadistic dimension that the idea of the superego has, where the "good" becomes an obstacle to the truth.

In the Dickens version, doing good becomes an end in itself for the transformed Ebenezer: "His own heart laughed: and that was quite enough for him".

"Working-class girl made good" becomes part of the art world which, whatever it thinks, is a bubble of retrogressive attitudes.

Immediately, the air in the van, which had never been good, became unbearable.

Moral action improving the welfare of the individual and the whole is a "good"; therefore, "welfare" and "good" become synonymous.

Good news becomes good news again.

After all, once goods became untraceable, they were all too easy to fence.

As the U.S. economy expanded and inflation increased, U.S. goods became less competitive on world markets.